What happens if my income or household size changes while on NYC HRA Medicaid?

When a person is enrolled in NYC Medicaid through the NYC Human Resources Administration, they must report any changes to their income or household size as these changes can affect their eligibility for the program. The income eligibility threshold and the size of the household are critical factors in determining the individual's or family's ongoing eligibility for Medicaid benefits. If a person's income increases or their household size decreases, they may no longer qualify for Medicaid. In such cases, it is essential to report these changes promptly, as failing to do so could result in the loss of benefits or penalties. Conversely, if a person's income decreases or their household size increases, they may qualify for additional coverage or benefits. It is equally important to report those changes, as they may enhance the support available to the individual or family. Individuals are generally encouraged to submit these changes through the appropriate reporting systems, whether online or by mail. This ensures that their information is up to date and accurate. NYC HRA Medicaid continuously assesses eligibility based on the most current information provided by recipients. For specific guidance on how to report changes or what documentation may be needed, individuals may want to refer to the official NYC HRA Medicaid website, where they can find relevant resources and contact information if needed. Staying informed and proactive about changes can help ensure that individuals continue to receive the appropriate healthcare support they rely on.