Oklahoma Medicaid: SoonerCare

SoonerCare, Oklahoma’s Medicaid program, provides health and long-term care coverage to eligible Oklahoma residents, including uninsured children under age 19, parents, and pregnant women.

SoonerCare provides free health coverage to those who meet the income guidelines. For some adults, small copayments may apply to certain services, capped at 5% of their monthly income.

Members can choose from three main health plans that cover the same core medical, pharmacy, and behavioral health services, along with specific vision services.

Aetna Better Health of Oklahoma
Humana Healthy Horizons of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Complete Health

FAQ

What is the income limit for SoonerCare Oklahoma?

As Oklahoma is expanding coverage, SoonerCare is now available to all adults age between age 19—64 with incomes up to 138% of the poverty level. Children under age 19 and pregnant women are eligible at higher income levels , up to 210% of the federal poverty level.

SoonerCare income limits by household size
SoonerCareHousehold Size	210% Child 0—18	210% Pregnant Women	138% Adults 19—64
1	$2,793	$2,793	$1,835
2	$3,787	$3,787	$2,489
3	$4,781	$4,781	$3,142
4	$5,775	$5,775	$3,795
5	$6,769	$6,769	$4,448
6	$7,763	$7,763	$5,101
7	$8,757	$8,757	$5,755
8	$9,751	$9,751	$6,408

A 5% disregard based on the federal poverty level (FPL) for the household size may be applied and is reflected in the amounts shown above. Source: Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF).

Soon-to-be-Sooners is Oklahoma’s pregnancy-only program for women at 138% of the federal poverty level who are not enrolled in regular SoonerCare.

How do I apply for SoonerCare online?

If you want to apply for health insurance for yourself and eligible household members who live with you, you may apply online at apply.okhca.org .

You may also apply in person at your local OKDHS county office where the OKDHS workers will assist you in applying for SoonerCare benefits.

Oklahoma Health Care Authority
SoonerCare Helpline
(800) 987-7767