Different public health insurance programs have different eligibility requirements and provide different coverage. Click on the links below for more information about each program. WAHA’s access counselors can also help you understand the differences between the programs, discuss what programs you may be eligible for, or assist you with an application.
Apple Health for Kids
Medical Programs providing medical, dental and mental health coverage for children up to age 19
Health Care for Workers with Disabilities (HWD) Program
Program that allows people with disabilities who are working to purchase medical coverage by paying a monthly premium that is based on their income
Family Medical
Medical coverage for families with dependent children under the age of 19, whose income and resources are below Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) limits
Medicare Savings Programs
Programs to help Medicare recipients pay for all or part of their Medicare premiums
Alien Emergency Medical Program
Emergency medical program for persons who do not meet the citizenship requirements for other DSHS medical programs
Pregnancy Medical Program
Medical program for pregnant women
Aged, Blind and Disabled Medical Program
Medical coverage for aged, blind or disabled persons
Washington Health Plan
Reduced-cost health care coverage to qualified Washington State residents. Sometimes called “non-subsidized Basic Health,” the Washington Health Plan is administered by the Washington State Health Care Authority