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Apply. CCAP applications are taken in Department for Community Based Services offices in all 120 counties, by phone toll free at (855) 306-8959 or online at kynect.

You can purchase individual health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace. These are plans that meet government requirements per the Affordable Care Act. Learn more about ACA insurance options in Kentucky. Call 1-844-884-0742.

As of July 2011, the income limit to qualify for assistance was increased to $27,795 (150 percent of poverty), and the exit eligibility limit was increased to $37,060 (200 percent of poverty) to adjust for the 2011 federal poverty level.

Online. Log in to the self-service portal at kynect.ky.gov. By Phone. Call DCBS at 1-855-4KYNECT (459-6328). By Mail. Sign the form you get in the mail and mail it back right away. In Person. Visit your local DCBS office. Need to find an office near you?

Thanks to the exciting new changes in the Affordable Care Act, you and your children may now be eligible to receive Medicaid and KCHIP (Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program). Medicaid and KCHIP are now much easier to get, and more people will be covered.

The Kentucky Medicaid program provides medical assistance to individuals meeting income, resource and technical eligibility requirements. The income limit is $217 and resource limit is $2,000 for an individual. If an individual's income exceeds $217, spenddown eligibility may apply.

Apply. CCAP applications are taken in Department for Community Based Services offices in all 120 counties, by phone toll free at (855) 306-8959 or online at kynect.

Parents who work or attend school full-time and earn less than 165 percent of the federal poverty level, about $34,300 a year for a family of three, are eligible. The state encourages people to apply online or by phone through Benefind, the state benefit system.

Individuals may apply for Medicaid only by calling the Kentucky Healthcare Customer Service line toll-free at (855) 459-6328 or contacting an application assister through the Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange website.