Medical Support Programs

For persons under age 21, over age 65, disabled, pregnant, blind and for some parents and caretakers of a child under age 21. MA is a federal program that may pay for qualifying persons' medical, dental and prescription bills for three months prior to an application, as well as current and future medical expenses.

For persons who cannot get Medical Assistance and are not getting help from other state or federal medical programs. GAMC is a state program that may pay medical bills for qualifying people. Persons getting cash assistance through the General Assistance program may also qualify for this program.

This program allows working people with disabilities to qualify for Medical Assistance under higher income and asset limits. It is intended to encourage persons with disabilities to work and enjoy the financial benefits of being employed. There may be a premium payment based on income.

This program is for persons age 65 and older who have no insurance. There is a monthly $35 co-payment.

RMA is a federal program that may pay medical bills for non-citizens with refugee status who cannot pay them. Refugees must have been in the United States less than 8 months and are ineligible for Medical Assistance.