Washington Medicaid: Apple Health

As of early 2026, the Apple Health Expansion program is no longer accepting  new enrollments due to limited funding. The program serves certain adults regardless of immigration status.

Washington Apple Health provides free or low-cost, comprehensive health insurance to eligible low-income residents, including families with children, pregnant women, and elderly people in nursing homes.

Most enrollees in Washington State receive services through one of five managed care organizations (MCOs) that serve their local area .

1. Community Health Plan of Washington
2. Coordinated Care
3. Molina Healthcare of Washington
4. UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Washington
5. Wellpoint Washington

Covered services include primary care, emergency room visits, maternity care, dental services, vision care, prescription medications, and behavioral health services.

Apple Health Expansion  is a program providing coverage to adults aged 19 and older regardless of immigration status, though enrollment may be limited by funding.

FAQ

What is the income limit for Apple Health in Washington State?

Under Medicaid expansion, coverage will be available  to all adults ages 19—64 whose income is at or below 138% of the federal poverty level. Children under 18 and pregnant women are covered up to 215% of the federal poverty level, with 12 months of extended postpartum coverage.

Children in families with income between 215% and 317% FPL may still qualify for Apple Health for Kids, which requires a small monthly payment

How do I apply for Washington Apple Health?

Washington is operating a State-Based Marketplace, known as WA HealthPlanFinder , where all uninsured residents of Washington State shop for health coverage, regardless of immigration status. ¹

Department of Social and Health Services
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(877) 501-2233