Pregnant in Minnesota? You can likely get health coverage.

A pregnant person counts as at least 2 people: you plus each unborn baby. Limits from DHS (form DHS-3461A), effective July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Income is monthly, before taxes. Call us even if you're a little over. Some income doesn't count. (This is 278% of the federal poverty guideline.)

• Immigration status doesn't stop most pregnant people. If you are undocumented or can't get regular MA, you may still get pregnancy coverage (CHIP-funded MA) if you don't have other health insurance. You don't need a Social Security number or proof of immigration status for it.
• Earn more than the limit? You may still qualify after paying some medical bills yourself (a spenddown).
• Your baby is covered from birth through the end of the month of their first birthday, if you were on MA or emergency-only coverage (Emergency Medical Assistance) when the baby was born. No new application is needed. Report the birth so the baby's coverage can be set up.
• We help you apply, report the pregnancy or birth, and keep coverage going after the 12 months.

Do I have to be a citizen?

No. If you are undocumented or can't get regular MA, you may still get pregnancy coverage, without a Social Security number or proof of immigration status.

What if I make a little more?

You may still qualify after paying some medical bills yourself (a spenddown). Call us and we'll check.

Is my baby covered?

Yes, from birth through the end of the month of their first birthday, if you were on MA or emergency-only coverage when the baby was born.

Does your help cost anything?

No. Our help is free.