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The Hawaii QUEST Program (QUEST) is a Medicaid managed care program where the State pays health plans to provide coverage of medical and mental health services. Dental Services are provided on a fee-for-service basis.

Who is eligible for Hawaii Quest? Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)1$16,7702$22,6803$28,5904$34,5004 more rows

The Hawaii QUEST Program (QUEST) is a Medicaid managed care program where the State pays health plans to provide coverage of medical and mental health services. Dental Services are provided on a fee-for-service basis.

Medical assistance is medical coverage provided for eligible low-income Hawaii residents. Hawaii has two medical assistance programs called Hawaii QUEST and Medicaid Fee-For-Service. Hawaii QUEST, commonly known as QUEST is a program that provides health coverage through health plans for eligible Hawaii residents.

Who is eligible for Hawaii Quest? Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)1$16,7702$22,6803$28,5904$34,5004 more rows

have income not more than 100% of the current FPL except for pregnant women and children up to age 6, who may have income up to the amounts listed above; not be eligible for health insurance from your employer (except for AFDC and GA recipients). have assets not exceeding the Hawaii QUEST asset limits.

Who is eligible for Hawaii Medicaid Fee-For-Service Program? Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)1$22,3052$30,1653$38,0254$45,8854 more rows

Medical assistance is medical coverage provided for eligible low-income Hawaii residents. Hawaii has two medical assistance programs called Hawaii QUEST and Medicaid Fee-For-Service. Hawaii QUEST, commonly known as QUEST is a program that provides health coverage through health plans for eligible Hawaii residents.

The applicant income limit is equivalent to 100% of HI's Federal Poverty Level (FPL), which increases annually in January. However, specific to Med-QUEST, the program income limits increase each March. Effective 3/1/23 – 2/28/24, an applicant, regardless of marital status can have a monthly income up to $1,398.

have income not more than 100% of the current FPL except for pregnant women and children up to age 6, who may have income up to the amounts listed above; not be eligible for health insurance from your employer (except for AFDC and GA recipients). have assets not exceeding the Hawaii QUEST asset limits.

The QUEST program is designed to provide Quality care, Universal access, Efficient utilization, Stabilizing costs, and to Transform the way health care is provided to recipients. Applications for Health Care Coverage are accepted: On-line at .mybenefits.hawaii.gov. Over the phone at 1-877-628-5076.

Who is eligible for Hawaii Medicaid Fee-For-Service Program? Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year)1$22,3052$30,1653$38,0254$45,8854 more rows

Med-QUEST Division was established in 1994 to administer the State's Medicaid program under title XIX of the Social Security Act. Throughout the years, the Medicaid program has changed from only Fee-For-Services (FFS) to a combination of Managed Care and FFS delivery system.

The applicant income limit is equivalent to 100% of HI's Federal Poverty Level (FPL), which increases annually in January. However, specific to Med-QUEST, the program income limits increase each March. Effective 3/1/23 – 2/28/24, an applicant, regardless of marital status can have a monthly income up to $1,398.

If you no longer need QUEST (Medicaid) coverage, call us at 1-800-316-8005, (TTY/TDD 711) to let us know. Starting In April, be on the lookout for a pink envelope with a pink letter that will provide instructions on eligibility renewals. This pink letter may require a response in order to maintain health coverage.

The QUEST program is designed to provide Quality care, Universal access, Efficient utilization, Stabilizing costs, and to Transform the way health care is provided to recipients. Applications for Health Care Coverage are accepted: On-line at .mybenefits.hawaii.gov. Over the phone at 1-877-628-5076.

Hawaii has two medical assistance programs called Hawaii QUEST and Medicaid Fee-For-Service. Generally, for eligible individuals who are age 65 and over, or certified blind or disabled, coverage is provided under Hawaii's Medicaid Fee-For-Service Program where providers are paid directly for covered services.

Med-QUEST Division was established in 1994 to administer the State's Medicaid program under title XIX of the Social Security Act. Throughout the years, the Medicaid program has changed from only Fee-For-Services (FFS) to a combination of Managed Care and FFS delivery system.

Hawaii residents with low incomes and low asset/resource levels can qualify for Medicaid if they're 65 or older, or if they're blind or disabled. These enrollees are covered under fee-for-service (FFS) Medicaid, rather than the managed-care Med-QUEST program.

If you no longer need QUEST (Medicaid) coverage, call us at 1-800-316-8005, (TTY/TDD 711) to let us know. Starting In April, be on the lookout for a pink envelope with a pink letter that will provide instructions on eligibility renewals. This pink letter may require a response in order to maintain health coverage.

have income not more than 100% of the current FPL except for pregnant women and children up to age 6, who may have income up to the amounts listed above; not be eligible for health insurance from your employer (except for AFDC and GA recipients). have assets not exceeding the Hawaii QUEST asset limits.

Hawaii has two medical assistance programs called Hawaii QUEST and Medicaid Fee-For-Service. Generally, for eligible individuals who are age 65 and over, or certified blind or disabled, coverage is provided under Hawaii's Medicaid Fee-For-Service Program where providers are paid directly for covered services.

Hawaii residents with low incomes and low asset/resource levels can qualify for Medicaid if they're 65 or older, or if they're blind or disabled. These enrollees are covered under fee-for-service (FFS) Medicaid, rather than the managed-care Med-QUEST program.

have income not more than 100% of the current FPL except for pregnant women and children up to age 6, who may have income up to the amounts listed above; not be eligible for health insurance from your employer (except for AFDC and GA recipients). have assets not exceeding the Hawaii QUEST asset limits.