New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services · Updated August 22, 2026

New Hampshire Medicaid (NH Medicaid (Granite Advantage)): 2026 Income Limits, Eligibility & How to Apply

NH Medicaid (Granite Advantage) covers adults in New Hampshire whose household income is at or below 138% of the poverty line. Using the 2026 poverty guidelines, that works out to about $1,835 a month for an individual and $3,795 for a family of four.

Single adult$1,835per month, 2026
Family of 4 (adults)$3,795per month
Children, family of 4$8,883per month
Seniors (65+), single$1,330per month + asset test

New Hampshire Medicaid guides for 2026

New Hampshire Medicaid income limits for adults, 2026 (138% of FPL)
Household sizeMonthly income limitAnnual income limit
1 person$1,835$22,025
2 people$2,489$29,863
3 people$3,142$37,702
4 people$3,795$45,540
5 people$4,448$53,378
6 people$5,101$61,217
7 people$5,755$69,055
8 people$6,408$76,894

Each additional person adds $653 per month. Figures use the 2026 federal poverty guidelines and are rounded to the nearest dollar.

Who runs NH Medicaid (Granite Advantage)

NH Medicaid (Granite Advantage) is administered by the New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services under federal rules set by CMS. Children in families over the Medicaid limit are covered by NH CHIP, the state CHIP program. Applications are free and can be submitted any day of the year.

Frequently asked questions

Does New Hampshire have expanded Medicaid?
Yes. New Hampshire expanded Medicaid in 2014, covering adults 19–64 up to 138% of the federal poverty level.
What is New Hampshire Medicaid called?
New Hampshire's Medicaid program is called NH Medicaid (Granite Advantage); the children's program is NH CHIP. It is run by the New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services.
What is the 2026 income limit for New Hampshire Medicaid?
A single adult qualifies up to $1,835 per month; a family of four up to $3,795. Children and pregnant women have higher limits.