Medicaid and W-2 

Because so many people in the W-2 program, we've listed a few facts about how W-2 affects Medicaid. W-2 is the name given to Wisconsin’s welfare program. W-2 replaced the old AFDC program that provided cash payments to families with dependent children.

 

Facts about Medicaid and W-2  Medicaid has not changed with W-2.   Since Medicaid and W-2 are not connected, you may be able to get Medicaid even if you are not in W-2.   Medicaid does not have a five-year limit on benefits like W-2.  You can get Medicaid as long as you remain eligible.   Medicaid does not have a 60-day residency requirement like W-2.   W-2 payments do not count for Medicaid.   You can apply for Medicaid at your W-2 agency. Ask your W-2 worker how you can apply.