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Utah uses the federally run exchange/marketplace, which means individuals and families enroll in health plans using HealthCare.gov (or an authorized enhanced direct enrollment entity). The marketplace is used by individuals and families who need to purchase their own health insurance.

What is Utah Medicaid? Medicaid is the state and Federal partnership that provides medical coverage to eligible needy persons. The purpose of Utah Medicaid is to improve the health of people in Utah who might otherwise go without medical care for themselves and their children.

Medicaid Managed Care Plans Managed Care Health PlansHealth Choice Utah: 1-877-358-8797 healthchoiceutah.comHealthy U: 1-888-271-5870 uhealthplan.utah.edu/medicaidMolina Healthcare: 1-888-483-0760 molinahealthcare.comSelectHealth Community Care: 1-800-538-5038 selecthealth.org/plans/medicaid

For a 2023 health plan, the average premium across all tiers is $536 per month in Utah for a 40-year-old. This average rate is a 6% increase from 2022....Average cost of health insurance by family size in Utah. Family sizeAverage costIndividual and child$858Couple, age 40$1,1163 more rows • 9 Mar 2023

Premier Access Foster Care Medicaid. Nursing Home Medicaid. Refugee Medicaid. Targeted Adult Medicaid (TAM) members who are age 19 and 20. Adult Expansion Medicaid members who are age 19 and 20.

ACA's Medicaid eligibility expansion in Utah So Medicaid is fully expanded in Utah, without a work requirement. Medicaid coverage is available to adults under the age of 65 with household income up to 138% of the federal poverty level (FPL).

The expansion extends Medicaid eligibility to Utah adults whose annual income is up to 138% of the federal poverty level ($17,608 for an individual or $36,156 for a family of four). The federal government covers 90% of the costs for these services, with the state covering the remaining 10%.

Today, Medicaid is the nation's single largest health care insurer, covering approximately 71.2 million people in the United States in 2016 - more than 400,000 of whom live in Utah. Who is Eligible?