and how to apply. Georgia Pathways provides Medicaid coverage to Georgians with household incomes up to 100% of the federal poverty level, $15,060 for an individual and $31,200 for a family of four.

with no changes for those who qualify for regular Medicaid. And unlike Medicaid expansion, Georgia Pathways will not kick 200,000 Georgians off their private sector insurance.” In the year since ...

“The most fiscally responsible decision is to close the coverage gap,” she said, referring to the roughly 175,000 people in Georgia who earn too much to qualify for the state’s Medicaid ...

To qualify, applicants must also be U.S. citizens or legal residents, and some states have additional residency requirements. Medicaid typically categorizes applicants, which impacts eligibility.

More than 800,000 Georgia residents who are above the poverty line but would normally qualify for Medicaid in other states received private health coverage instead. It was provided through a ...