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District of Columbia — Benefits & Assistance Programs 2026

SNAP food stamps, Medicaid, ACA health insurance subsidies, and federal poverty level resources for District of Columbia residents.

✓ Updated 2026 Medicaid expansion state FPL single: $15,960/yr

🥫 SNAP / Food Stamps in District of Columbia

SNAP provides monthly EBT food benefits to eligible low-income households in District of Columbia. Eligibility is based on household size, income, and assets.

$3,575/mo
130% FPL — family of 4
$975/mo
2026 allotment
$292/mo
2026 allotment

🩺 Medicaid in District of Columbia

District of Columbia has expanded Medicaid. Adults with income up to 215% FPL (~$5,913/mo for a family of 4) may qualify for free or low-cost coverage through DC Medicaid.
215% FPL
$5,913/mo (family of 4)
324%+ FPL
varies by age
DC Medicaid

🏥 ACA Health Insurance in District of Columbia

If you don't qualify for Medicaid in District of Columbia, you may be eligible for subsidized health insurance through the ACA marketplace. 2026 subsidies are available for households earning between 100%–400% FPL.

📊 Federal Poverty Level in District of Columbia

The 2026 federal poverty level for District of Columbia is used to determine eligibility for SNAP, Medicaid, ACA subsidies, and dozens of other programs.

Household size 100% FPL/yr 100% FPL/mo 130% FPL/mo
SNAP limit
138% FPL/mo
Medicaid
1 person $15,960 $1,330/mo $1,729/mo $1,835/mo
2 people $21,640 $1,803/mo $2,344/mo $2,489/mo
3 people $27,320 $2,277/mo $2,960/mo $3,142/mo
4 people $33,000 $2,750/mo $3,575/mo $3,795/mo
5 people $38,680 $3,223/mo $4,190/mo $4,448/mo
6 people $44,360 $3,697/mo $4,806/mo $5,101/mo

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