unfortunately people with low incomes living in states that chose not to expand their medicaid programs like florida are often left without good coverage options just as they were before the affordable care act became law. but you may be misinformed about what you are and are not eligible for. your roommate's income for example doesn't count toward your household income simply because you share a home. you would need to file taxes together in order for your incomes to impact one another for health insurance subsidies. open enrollment is now closed for the year but if you recently lost your job and health insurance you may qualify for a special enrollment period. if you do you might be eligible for private insurance at highly subsidized rates. i suggest you go to healthcare. gov and perhaps pick up the phone to speak with someone to make sure you've explored all of your options.
don't qualify for medicaid make too much on ue? make too little for obamacare through marketplace. what now? . don't qualify for marketplace due to. making too little on unemployment. . don't qualify for medicaid because my household. makes too much money. (my roommate has nothing to do with paying for my healthcare! ). i live in florida i feel like i am in the gap. next month i will not be able to pay my cobra premium because i must pay my household bills. i am drawing 1 100 per month through ue till june then no income at all. what now?