Even if your annual income is higher, you still may be able to get some help. Some examples where your income may be higher are if you or your spouse:

Support other family members who live with you;

Have earnings from work; or

Live in Alaska or Hawaii.
See: Additional information for American Indians and Alaska Natives

Click on the year below to change the above qualification figures for that year:
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If you receive Extra-Help (also known as LIS) or are dual eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, there are Medicare Prescription Drug plans in your state that will qualify for the $0 monthly premium. Click on your state below to see PDP plans that qualify for the $0 premium:
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Also see:

• 2026 Federal Poverty Level Guidelines (FPL): 2026/2027 LIS Qualifications and Benefits
• 2027 Low-Income Subsidy Benchmark Premium Amounts (includes 2026 - 2006 for comparison)
• What is the income limit for extra help?
• What does not count toward the income limit?
• What is the resource limit?
• What does not count as a resource?
• Income and Resources (Assets) Worksheet
• CMS Guide to LIS Consumer Mailings
• What will plans be like in 2027