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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.

Insure Oklahoma is an innovative program Oklahoma has created to bridge the gap in the health care coverage for low-income working adults. Under the Employer-Sponsored Insurance (ESI) program, premium costs are shared by the state (60 percent), the employer (25 percent) and the employee (15 percent).

Visit okhca.org/programs for details. Think your income may be a little too high?...Expansion Adults. (effective: 4/1/2023) Size of HouseholdMonthly IncomeAnnual Income1$1,677$20,1242$2,269$27,2283$2,860$34,3204$3,450$41,4004 more rows

Insure Oklahoma pays 60% or more of the employee's premium cost and 85% or more of the premium cost for the employee's spouse.

Insure Oklahoma ESI Income Guidelines (effective: 4/1/2022) SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDMinimum Monthly IncomeMaximum Annual Income1$1,576$30,8642$2,122$41,5803$2,670$52,3084$3,216$63,0126 more rows • Feb 1, 2023

Insure Oklahoma currently subsidizes children, whose household income is between 186 percent and 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) and the parent (s) qualify. Children whose parents qualify for Insure Oklahoma but whose household income is at or below 185 percent of FPL may qualify for SoonerCare.

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority administers the SoonerCare (Oklahoma Medicaid) and Insure Oklahoma programs.

Insure Oklahoma, otherwise known as O-EPIC (Oklahoma Employer/Employee Partnership for Insurance Coverage), is the first program of its kind in assisting those who might otherwise go without medical care.