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Step 1 of 5YOUR COVERAGE GUIDE

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What should we call you? Next, we’ll ask a few questions about possible coverage options. You won’t need a phone number to see your results.

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How this guide works & official sources

Reviewed October 21, 2026. Inspired by the question-based guides from HealthCare.gov and Medicare.gov. Results point to possible next steps, not approval or denial.

The optional income flag uses 138% of the 2026 federal poverty guidelines as a broad referral signal, with separate figures for Alaska and Hawaii. It is not a universal state Medicaid limit, an ACA savings calculation, or an income test for people 65 or older. State rules and special groups may differ. People may qualify even when this flag is not shown.

HealthCare.gov coverage screener ↗ · Medicaid & CHIP basics ↗ · Medicare eligibility basics ↗ · Federal poverty guidelines ↗ · State Medicaid offices ↗

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Medicaid, Medicare, or ACA?Let’s find your next step.

Here’s where to start.

Want to talk through your results?

Medicaid, Medicare, or ACA?
Let’s find your next step.