Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
The Federal Poverty Level, or FPL, is a measure of income level published each year by the Department of Health and Human Services. Federal poverty levels are used to help determine your eligibility for certain programs and benefits.The 2024 Income Standards and Federal Poverty Levels are used to determine who may be currently eligible for MassHealth programs for 2024.The 2023 Federal Poverty Levels are used to determine who may be eligible for Health Connector or ConnectorCare plans during the 2024 plan year, January 1 through December 31, 2024. 2024 MassHealth Income Standards and Federal Poverty Guidelines Family Size MassHealthIncome Standards 100%Federal Poverty Level 133%Federal Poverty Level 150%Federal Poverty Level 190% Federal Poverty Level Monthly Yearly Monthly Yearly Monthly Yearly Monthly Yearly Monthly Yearly 1 $522 $6,264 $1,255 $15,060 $1,670 $20,040 $1,883 $22,596 $2,385 $28,620 2 $650 $7,800 $1,704 $20,448 $2,266 $27,192 $2,555 $30,660 $3,237 $38,844 3 $775 $9,300 $2,152 $25,824 $2,862 $34,344 $3,228 $38,736 4 $891 $10,692 $2,600 $31,200 $3,458 $41,496 $3,900 $46,800 5 $1,016 $12,192 $3,049 $36,588 $4,055 $48,660 $4,573 $54,876 6 $1,141 $13,692 $3,497 $41,964 $4,651 $55,812 $5,245 $62,940 7 $1,266 $15,192 $3,945 $47,340 $5,247 $62,964 $5,918 $71,016 8 $1,383 $16,596 $4,394 $52,728 $5,844 $70,128 $6,590 $79,080 For each additional person add $133 $1,596 $449 $5,388 $597 $7,164 $673 $8,076 These figures are rounded and may not reflect the figures used in program determination. Institutional Income Standard is $72.80. Family Size 200%Federal Poverty Level 225%Federal Poverty Level 250%Federal Poverty Level [...]