Mercy Health Clinic accepts Medicaid!
Mercy Health Clinic is now accepting Medicaid with the following Managed Care Organizations (MCOS):
Current Patients
Current patients of Mercy Health Clinic MUST re-qualify every year.
Who is eligible for Mercy Health Clinic?
‘Eligibility’ means a person meets the requirements to be in a program. You are eligible if:
- You live in Montgomery County
- You are 18 years old or older
- You can not get health insurance
- You have a low income (at or below 250 percent of the Federal Poverty Level)
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2025 HHS Income Guidelines |
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Persons in Family |
100% Federal Poverty Level (FPL) |
250% FPL Montgomery Cares |
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1 |
$ 15,650 |
$ 39,125 |
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2 |
$ 21,150 |
$ 52,875 |
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3 |
$ 26,650 |
$ 66,625 |
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4 |
$ 32,150 |
$ 80,375 |
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5 |
$ 37,650 |
$ 94,878 |
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6 |
$ 43,150 |
$107,875 |
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7 |
$ 48,650 |
$122,603 |
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8 |
$ 54,150 |
$135,375 |
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For families / households with more than 8 people, add each additional person |
$ 5,500 |
$ 13,750 |
Montgomery Cares application – web- eng
Montgomery Cares application – web- spanish
Mercy can help you complete your forms. Walk in support hours are:
Wednesdays 1-3 pm.
Bring The Following:
- Paycheck
- Unemployment stubs
- Last year’s tax return (if 2023 taxes are not completed, please bring your last 4 paystubs)
- Letter from your employer that says how much you earn
- Letter from a friend or family member who is helping you with money
Proof that you live in Montgomery County (Bring at least one)
- Utility bill showing your name and address
- School records
- Driver’s license or Maryland State ID Card
- Lease or mortgage statement
- Signed Federal Tax Return/W2 showing your address
- Voter registration card
- Letter from your landlord
- Letter from a person you are staying with and that person’s proof of residence
- Property tax bill
