Indiana Children's Special Health Care Services (CSHCS) provides supplemental medical coverage to help families of children ages birth to 21 years who have serious, chronic medical conditions. The program can help pay for treatment related to the child’s condition for those who meet the program's financial and medical criteria.
For eligible applicants, services may include:
A family with an income, before taxes, no greater than 250% of the federal poverty level may be eligible for the program. The financial level changes every year.
Household* Size | Annual income up to $ | Monthly income up to $ |
|---|---|---|
1 | $39,125.00 | $3,260.42 |
2 | $52,875.00 | $4,406.25 |
3 | $66,625.00 | $5,552.08 |
4 | $80,375.00 | $6,697.92 |
5 | $94,125.00 | $7,843.75 |
6 | $107,875.00 | $8,989.58 |
7 | $121,625.00 | $10,135.42 |
8 | $135,375.00 | $11,281.25 |
9 | $149,125.00 | $12,427.08 |
*Household means a group of people (related or not) who are living as one economic unit.
Children’s Special Health Care Services (CSHCS) is a program to help Indiana children with severe chronic medical conditions which:
Some of the physical conditions which may qualify a child for services from CSHCS include:
