What is considered poverty level income in Wisconsin?
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What is considered poverty level income in Wisconsin?
Federal Poverty Level GuidelinesFamily SizeAnnual100% FPL1$12,760$1,240$1,720$1,200$2,183.338 •
What is the maximum income to qualify for BadgerCare in Wisconsin?
Who is eligible for Wisconsin BadgerCare Plus?Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)1$78,6004
What is the income cut off for BadgerCare?
BadgerCare Plus Federal Poverty LevelsFamily Size100% FPL200% FPL1$1,063.33$2,126.662$1,436.67$2,873.343$1,810.00$3,620.004$2,183.33$4,366.668 •
Does ForwardHealth cover eyeglasses?
With limitations, ForwardHealth covers replacement frames, lenses, or both in the following circumstances: Loss of eyeglasses or eyeglass parts. For lens replacements, one replacement may be ordered per member per 12-month period without PA.
What does BadgerCare plus cover?
Full coverage. Copayment $. 50 to $3 per service. Full coverage, including prenatal care coordination and preventive mental health and substance abuse screening and counseling for pregnant women at risk of mental health or substance abuse problems.
Does BadgerCare cover weight loss surgery?
BadgerCare Plus requires all bariatric surgery procedures to be performed at a facility that is Medicaid certified and meets one of the following requirements: The facility has been certified by the ASBS as a Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence.
Does BadgerCare cover crowns?
BadgerCare Plus allowable dental restorative services include the following: Amalgam restorations. Resin-based composite restorations. Crowns — single restorations.
How long does it take to get approved for BadgerCare?
30 days
