Free coverage

If your household income is less than 138% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), you may qualify for free coverage through Medicaid (Apple Health).

Financial help

If you buy a health plan through Washington Healthplanfinder, you may qualify for help with paying premiums and out-of-pocket costs.

The premium tax credit is based on your household size and income. If your household income is between 100% and 400% of the FPL, this tax credit can lower your premiums.

Yearly income compared to the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)

Household size

100%

138%

150%

250%

400%

1

$15,960

$22,024.80

$23,940

$39,900

$63,840

2

$21,640

$29,863.20

$32,460

$54,100

$86,560

3

$27,320

$37,701.60

$40,980

$68,300

$109,280

4

$33,000

$45,540

$49,500

$82,500

$132,000

5

$38,680

$53,378.40

$58,020

$96,700

$154,720

6

$44,360

$61,216.80

$66,540

$110,900

$177,440

7

$50,040

$69,055.20

$75,060

$125,100

$200,160

8

$55,720

$77,893.60

$83,580

$139,300

$222,880

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Individuals & families

If you don’t have health insurance through an employer, you can buy an individual health plan during the annual open enrollment period.