Appendix II, Optional Co-pay Table Based on Monthly Federal Poverty Level (FPL)

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Revision 26-1; Effective March 1, 2026

2026 Co-pay Table

Persons in Family or Household100% FPL Monthly $0 Co-pay133% FPL Monthly Up to $10 Co-pay150% FPL Monthly Up to $20 Co-pay185% FPL Monthly Up to $25 Co-pay200% FPL Monthly Up to $30 Co-pay
1$1,330$1,769$1,995$2,461$2,660
2$1,804$2,399$2,705$3,337$3,607
3$2,277$3,028$3,415$4,212$4,554
4$2,750$3,658$4,125$5,088$5,500
5$3,224$4,287$4,835$5,964$6,447
6$3,697$4,917$5,545$6,839$7,394
7$4,170$5,547$6,255$7,715$8,340
8$4,644$6,176$6,965$8,591$9,287
9$5,117$6,806$7,675$9,466$10,234
10$5,590$7,435$8,385$10,342$11,180
11$6,064$8,065$9,095$11,218$12,127
12$6,537$8,694$9,805$12,093$13,074
Extra$474$630$710$876$947

*For families and households with more than 12 persons, add Extra for each additional person.

Note: No co-pay can be charged for a household below 100% FPL.

The contractor must waive the fee if a client self-declares an inability to pay. No client should be denied services based on an inability to pay. If a co-pay is charged, it may not exceed $30 or the cost of the visit or encounter, whichever is less. The FPL is calculated and published annually each calendar year at HHS FPL Guidelines.