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Show Me Coverage is here to help you get health insurance you can afford through the Health Insurance Marketplace or Medicaid.

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What is Show Me Coverage?

Show Me Coverage is a project of the Missouri Primary Care Association (MPCA) to help Missourians enroll in affordable health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace and Medicaid. It includes 20 organizations that provide free in-person help so people understand their coverage options and can successfully get, keep and use their health insurance.

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Attention MoHealthNet and SNAP participants!

Look for the yellow envelope! Starting in January 2026, the Family Support Division will be mailing Annual Renewal forms and SNAP Mid-Certification Review forms in yellow envelopes. Make sure to complete and sign the forms inside and return them to FSD.

What’s happening with ACA subsidies?

Enhanced premium tax credits (expanded under ARPA/IRA) are set to expire December 31, 2025
In 2026, many families could face higher premiums and reduced subsidies.
Millions may lose affordability- or coverage entirely.

If this affects you, please contact showmecoverage.org or call us at 417 840 6788 to connect with a trained Navigator or CAC for free for assistance. We can assist with getting your policy cancelled with the ACA, discuss other enrollment options and we can also connect you with a local Federally Qualified Health Center for care.

New coverage option: Medicaid Expansion

Thanks to a new Missouri law, more low-income Missourians can now get covered through Medicaid. For example, if you are a single adult making less than $1,883 a month, or a parent in a family of three making less than $3,228 a month, you might be able to get free Medicaid health insurance. If you’ve tried to get health insurance before and it was too expensive, now is a great time to try again. You can apply for Medicaid year-round.

Health Insurance Marketplace

The Health Insurance Marketplace is a website where you can find high-quality health insurance plans if you don’t get insurance through a job. These plans are required to cover the care you need. Even better: Most people get discounts to help them afford the plans.

Open Enrollment for 2026 plans will begin November 1, 2025. However, you may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period.

Show Me Coverage Navigators can help

A health center in your area has people who are trained and available to help you sign up for insurance or renew Medicaid coverage. This help is free and unbiased. Use the map below to locate your nearest health center, or call (417) 840-6788. All you need to do is contact the health center and say you want help signing up for health insurance.

Important Updates

Open Enrollment for 2026 will begin November 1, 2025

Open Enrollment for 2026 will begin November 1, 2025 and end January 15, 2026. If you qualify for Medicaid, you can enroll any time. Get help >.

IMPORTANT: Medicaid annual eligibility renewals have begun

To avoid losing your coverage, be sure Medicaid has your current address.

If you do lose your Medicaid coverage, don’t panic. Our Navigators can help you re-apply or apply for other affordable insurance. Get help >.

Special Enrollment Period

If you’ve had a life change – such as getting married, moving, having or adopting a child, or losing your health insurance, including Medicaid – you may qualify for a 60-day Special Enrollment Period for health insurance.

You may also qualify for a Special Enrollment Period if your income is less than or equal to 150% of the Federal Poverty Level ($22,590 for an individual or $38,730 for a family of 3).

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