Medicaid is a health insurance program for certain groups of people who meet income eligibility requirements. Covered services may include: ambulance, hospital, urgent care, clinic health care, dental services, eye exams and eyeglasses, hearing services, maternity care and labor/delivery services, therapy services, behavioral health care, home health care, prescriptions, and medical transportation. Breast and Cervical Cancer Medicaid is available for women needing breast and cervical cancer treatment who do not have health insurance coverage and are not eligible for Medicaid under the typical criteria. To receive Medicaid coverage they must have been screened and diagnosed through the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program or through the use of Susan G. Komen Foundation funds.

People requiring services are asked to call and inquire about the status of the services required. Family Planning Program is a Medicaid Waiver program providing health care coverage for specific family planning related services including: Birth control exams, Birth control counseling, Birth control supplies, Emergency contraception, Limited testing and treatment for Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)Pelvic exams, Pap tests, Pregnancy tests, Ultrasounds (if medically necessary and related to birth control services), Voluntary sterilization, and Yeast infection treatment.

The Iowa Health and Wellness Plan provides healthcare coverage for eligible adults and has two components: Iowa Wellness Plan and Iowa Marketplace Choice Plan. Iowa Wellness Plan provides Medicaid healthcare coverage for adults whose income is at or below 100% of Federal Poverty Level. Whereas Iowa Marketplace Choice Plan provides healthcare coverage for adults with incomes from 101% to 133% of Federal Poverty Level; members of this plan get healthcare coverage from select insurers through the Health Insurance Marketplace and the State of Iowa uses Medicaid funding to cover the cost of the monthly premiums for the insured.

People requiring services are asked to call and inquire about the status of the services required. Hawk - I is a Medicaid Waiver that provides healthcare coverage for children in families that meet the income eligibility requirements but are not eligible for Iowa Medicaid, and do not have access to other health insurance coverage. Covered services may include: doctor visits, inpatient and outpatient hospital care, well child visits, immunizations, emergency care, prescriptions, eye exams and glasses, dental care, speech and physical therapy, ambulance, mental health care and substance abuse care. A "Dental Only" plan is also available for children who meet income eligibility but do not qualify for full-coverage Hawk-i because they have health insurance for medical care (but no dental care coverage).

People requiring services are asked to call and inquire about the status of the services required. Medicaid is available to pay for the cost of emergency services for aliens who do not meet citizenship, alien status, or social security number requirements. The emergency services must be provided in a facility such as a hospital, clinic, or office that can provide the required care after the emergency medical condition has occurred. Coverage for up to 3 days is available.

People requiring services are asked to call and inquire about the status of the services required. The Iowa Health and Wellness Plan provides healthcare coverage for eligible adults and has two components: Iowa Wellness Plan and Iowa Marketplace Choice Plan. Iowa Wellness Plan provides Medicaid healthcare coverage for adults whose income is at or below 100% of Federal Poverty Level. Whereas Iowa Marketplace Choice Plan provides healthcare coverage for adults with incomes from 101% to 133% of Federal Poverty Level; members of this plan get healthcare coverage from select insurers through the Health Insurance Marketplace and the State of Iowa uses Medicaid funding to cover the cost of the monthly premiums for the insured.

A Medicaid Waiver program providing health care coverage for specific family planning related services including: Birth control exams; Birth control counseling; Birth control supplies; Emergency contraception; Limited testing and treatment for Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)Pelvic exams; Pap tests; Pregnancy tests; Ultrasounds (if medically necessary and related to birth control services); Voluntary sterilization; and Yeast infection treatment.

People requiring services are asked to call and inquire about the status of the services required. Medicaid is a health insurance program for certain groups of people who meet income eligibility requirements. Covered services may include: ambulance, hospital, urgent care, clinic health care, dental services, eye exams and eyeglasses, hearing services, maternity care and labor/delivery services, therapy services, behavioral health care, home health care, prescriptions, and medical transportation. Breast and Cervical Cancer Medicaid is available for women needing breast and cervical cancer treatment who do not have health insurance coverage and are not eligible for Medicaid under the typical criteria. To receive Medicaid coverage, they must have been screened and diagnosed through the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program or through the use of Susan G. Komen Foundation funds.

Medicaid is available to pay for the cost of emergency services for aliens who do not meet citizenship, alien status, or social security number requirements. The emergency services must be provided in a facility such as a hospital, clinic, or office that can provide the required care after the emergency medical condition has occurred. Coverage for up to 3 days is available.

A Medicaid Waiver that provides healthcare coverage for children in families that meet the income eligibility requirements but are not eligible for Iowa Medicaid, and do not have access to other health insurance coverage. Covered services may include: doctor visits, inpatient and outpatient hospital care, well child visits, immunizations, emergency care, prescriptions, eye exams and glasses, dental care, speech and physical therapy, ambulance, mental health care and substance abuse care. A "Dental Only" plan is also available for children who meet income eligibility but do not qualify for full-coverage Hawk-i because they have health insurance for medical care (but no dental care coverage).