Health Coverage

Medicaid for Pregnant Women

Verified · October 23, 2026

A pregnant woman may qualify for Medicaid if her family’s countable income does not exceed income limits, and once eligible she remains eligible throughout her pregnancy and for a twelve-month post-partum period regardless of a change in income. Presumptively Eligible Pregnant Women coverage is temporary coverage for prenatal care only, determined by Qualified Designated Providers.

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Organization
Florida Department of Children and Families; Agency for Health Care Administration
Who qualifies
Pregnant women whose family's countable income does not exceed income limits. During the temporary Presumptively Eligible Pregnant Women coverage period, the pregnant woman will need to submit an application to have ongoing Medicaid eligibility determined.
Income limits
Family countable income must not exceed income limits, as stated on the DCF Medicaid page. No percentage or dollar limit for pregnant women is stated on that page.
How to apply
Apply using the online ACCESS Florida Application and submit it electronically, or through the DCF MyACCESS page, as stated on the DCF Medicaid page.
Cost
Free
Last verified
October 23, 2026

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