You May Qualify for SoonerCare (Medicaid) — We Can Help You Enroll
SoonerCare, Oklahoma’s Medicaid program, covers medical and behavioral health care expenses for qualifying Oklahoma residents with limited income and resources.
Enroll in Medicaid
Medical and behavioral health care coverage, including treatment at GRAND Mental Health.
No monthly premiums, application fees or deductibles.
Pre-existing conditions are covered for future treatment.
Six prescriptions per month (two name brands).
Choose your Primary Care Physician (if they accept Medicaid), with up to four Physician visits per month.
Free smoking cessation assistance.
Diabetic Supplies and Medical Equipment.
Family Planning Services, Hearing Screening, Immunizations, Lab/X-ray services, and Mammograms.
Transportation (via SoonerRide, non-emergency covered medical services).
Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy.
If you qualify, we can help you enroll.
For help, please call us 844-458-2100.
Do I qualify for SoonerCare (Medicaid)?
● Must have income below 138% of the Federal Poverty level.
● Must be an Oklahoma resident.
● Must be a United States citizen or legal resident.
● Must be between the ages 19-64.
● Unemployed or $0 income adults should qualify, even if they do not have children. No work requirement.
● For self-employed or independent contractors, income is “net” after business deductions.
● Children and pregnant women stay on SoonerCare at higher income levels.
● Income numbers are estimates. Higher incomes may be accepted, and not all types of income count towards total. If your income is higher, consider applying.
● If you’ve been denied before, apply again. Other rules and qualifications may apply.
To qualify for Medicaid, you must have income below 138% of the Federal Poverty level. Income numbers are estimates. Higher incomes may be accepted, and not all types of income count towards total. If your income is higher, consider applying.
Size of Household
Weekly Income
Monthly Income
Annual Income
1
$345
$1,483
$17,796
2
$466
$2,004
$24,048
3
$587
$2,526
$30,312
4
$709
$3,049
$36,588
5
$803
$3,571
$42,852
6
$952
$4,092
$49,104
You may need to provide proof of your U.S. citizenship and identity.
Yes. If you are employed, or have another form of income, you will need to prove you meet the income requirements.
No, there are no health questions on the application.
No, Medicaid does not provide retroactive coverage for previous bills.
Proof of United States Citizenship and Identity:
1) Any one of these three proves BOTH citizenship and identity:
- United States (U.S.) Passport
- S. Naturalization Certificate issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
- Certificate of Citizenship issued by USCIS
—OR, if you do not have any of the items listed above—
2) Provide one item from List A and one item from List B:
List A: Proof of U.S. citizenship (show one item) S. birth certificate (from the official state government agency of your birth state)
- Certification or report of birth abroad issued by USCIS or the State Department
- S. citizen ID card issued by USCIS
- American Indian card issued by USCIS for the Kickapoo tribe
- Final adoption decree
- Evidence of Civil Service employment by U.S. Government before 6-1-1976
- Official military record of service showing U.S. place of birth (Form DD-214)
- Northern Mariana ID card from USCIS for naturalized citizens born before 11/4/1986
- Extract of U.S. hospital birth record established at the time of birth, created at least five years before the initial application date
- Life, health, or other insurance record showing U.S. place of birth, created at least five years before the initial application date
- Census records showing U.S. place of birth
- Nursing home records, medical records, or other documents showing U.S. place of birth, created at least five years before the initial application date
- Bureau of Indian Affairs tribal census records, Navajo and Seneca tribes only
- If you do not have any of the above items or have a question about the above items, contact the SoonerCare Helpline (800-987-7767)
List B: Proof of identity (show one item)
- Driver’s license
- Government-issued ID cards with photo or identifying information (State ID card)
- Tribal government-issued ID card (CDIB card) or other tribal documents with photo or identifying information
- S. Military ID, U.S. Military Dependent ID or U.S. Military Draft Record
- S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner card
- School ID with picture
No. SoonerCare (Medicaid) acts as a secondary, complementary coverage to VA healthcare. It helps fill gaps for low-income veterans, covering long-term care and services outside the VA system.
No. If you’re a member of a federally recognized tribal nation, enrolling in Medicaid does not affect your tribal citizenship, benefits, or standing with your nation. Medicaid is a separate federal/state health program, and federal law protects your ability to receive both Medicaid and tribal health services at the same time.
It depends. There are many different Medicare plans available, all with different criteria. Please contact our Director of Revenue Cycle, Lori Patrick lpatrick@GrandMH.com to better help you understand your options.