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The term income is defined as a gross gain or gross recurrent benefit that derives from labor, business, property, retirement and other benefits or sources that are available for use on a regular basis.

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) administers Oklahoma's Medicaid program, commonly known as SoonerCare. SoonerCare works to improve the health of qualified Oklahomans by ensuring medically necessary benefits and services are available.

Oklahomans may qualify for SoonerCare Services* if their tax household's Modified Adjusted Gross Income* (MAGI) is within the following guidelines....SoonerPlan. (effective: 4/1/2023) Size of HouseholdMonthly IncomeAnnual Income7$7,949$95,3888$8,850$106,2006 more rows

Federal Law Requires Proof of Citizenship and Identity If you are applying for SoonerCare for the first time, you must provide one-time proof of your U.S. citizenship and identity. This flyer explains how to send in that proof. Newborn children (under age one) of SoonerCare members do not have to show proof.

Medicaid State Plan services are provided to waiver members. Services that are covered as an integral part of the specific waivers must be prior authorized by the entity or agency that administers the particular waiver under which the member receives services.

How long does it take to process an enrollment application? A. OHCA should complete the enrollment process within four (4) weeks from the receipt of a completed enrollment application, including all required documents.

SoonerCare is the brand name given to Oklahoma's Medicaid program. Medicaid is a program that covers medical expenses for certain groups of people who have limited income and resources. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is the state agency that administers the program.

SoonerCare (Oklahoma Medicaid) covers many health care services. However, there are limitations that apply to ensure only medically necessary services are provided. Some services are for children only. The benefits and coverage outlined may change.