Vermont Medicaid Income Limits

Updated August 2026

Income limits for Vermont Medicaid (Green Mountain Care) vary by coverage group and household size. Figures below are approximate — verify current thresholds with Vermont Medicaid (Green Mountain Care) directly.

Vermont has some of the highest Medicaid income limits in the country, especially for children and pregnant women

Vermont covers children (Dr. Dynasaur) up to 312% FPL and pregnant women up to 208% FPL — well above the national Medicaid average. Adults qualify under standard ACA expansion at 138% FPL. Verify current figures at dvha.vermont.gov/members or by calling 1-855-899-9600.

Vermont Medicaid income limits by coverage group (2026)

Adults ages 19–64

FPL threshold
Up to 138% FPL
Program name
Vermont Medicaid

Children under age 19

FPL threshold
Up to 312% FPL
Program name
Dr. Dynasaur

Pregnant women

FPL threshold
Up to 208% FPL
Program name
Vermont Medicaid

Aged, blind, or disabled (MABD)

FPL threshold
Separate rules apply
Program name
DVHA/MABD pathway

Dr. Dynasaur: Vermont's children's program at 312% FPL

Dr. Dynasaur is Vermont's integrated children's health coverage program that spans both Medicaid and CHIP populations. At 312% FPL, it reaches well into moderate-income families — a family of four earning approximately $100,000 per year would still qualify their children for Dr. Dynasaur coverage in 2026.

This is one of the most generous children's programs in the country by income threshold. Very few states cover children above 300% FPL. Vermont's ability to maintain this level reflects the Global Commitment to Health waiver's flexibility, which allows Vermont to use Medicaid funds in ways that standard federal rules would not permit.

No asset test for MAGI-based Vermont Medicaid

MAGI-based Medicaid — covering expansion adults, children (Dr. Dynasaur), and pregnant women — does not use an asset test. Savings, vehicles, and home equity are not counted.

MABD (Medicaid for the Aged, Blind and Disabled) and Long-Term Care Medicaid (Choices for Care) do apply financial eligibility rules beyond income. Contact DVHA at 1-855-899-9600 or visit dvha.vermont.gov/members/long-term-care for specifics on LTC financial eligibility.

Vermont Medicaid (Green Mountain Care)

Visit the official Vermont Medicaid website

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