Indiana

Indiana work rules

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Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: You can meet the rule by working/volunteering/training for 80 hours, earning enough money, or being in school at least half time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are a caregiver of a person with a disability.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are a caregiver of a person with a disability.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Having a substance use disorder.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Having a substance use disorder.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Having a serious mental health condition
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Having a serious mental health condition
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Having another serious or complex medical condition.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Having another serious or complex medical condition.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: For new applicants to be approved for HIP, the lookback period will be three months before the application month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: For members on HIP prior to 1/1/2027, the lookback period for determining compliance will be from their last redetermination. Individuals will need to show compliance in any 3 months since their last redetermination.
HIP: Information for HIP MembersIN.gov - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: HIP members and applicants must spend at least 80 hours every month doing one of these activities or attending school or an apprenticeship at least half time. Members and applicants can combine activities to get to 80 hours during a month.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: FSSA is still working with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on the medical frailty requirements for HIP Work Requirements exclusions, including the stipulation that the condition significantly impairs the individual’s ability to comply with work/community engagement requirements. More guidance will be made available.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: The state checks every three months. If they can't confirm your hours or exemption, they’ll send you a notice asking for proof.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: You renew HIP every six months, and the state checks your hours every three months.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

Program: Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Most HIP members ages 19–64 must meet work requirements unless they qualify for an exemption.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: Report changes in work, school, health, or family within 10 days using the online portal, phone, mail, or a DFR office:
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Correct. The requirement is either 80 hours of qualifying activity or income equal to federal minimum wage multiplied by 80 ($7.25 x 80 = $580).
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who may be exempt: HIP members do not have to meet the work requirements for a month if, for at least one day that month, you: Are under 26 and were formerly in foster care. Are a member of a federally recognized Tribe. Are a parent or caregiver of a child age 13 or younger. Are a caregiver of a person with a disability. Are a veteran with a total (100%) disability rating. Are pregnant, or it has been 12 months or less since your pregnancy ended. Are in jail or prison or were released in the last 90 days. Are following the work rules for SNAP or TANF. Are in a drug or alcohol treatment program. Are medically frail or have special medical needs. This includes: Being blind or having a disability. Having a substance use disorder. Having a serious mental health condition Having a serious physical, intellectual, or developmental disability. Having another serious or complex medical condition. Other exemptions may also apply.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Coverage stops, and you must reapply. You also can’t get Marketplace financial help during this time.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
When it applies: Requirements begin for new applicants and redeterminations initiated on or after January 1, 2027. For applicants in January, this means that requirements must be fulfilled for October, November, and December.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What to do next: Make sure your info is correct, check if you have an exemption, plan how you’ll meet the rules, and set up an Benefits Portal account.
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
HIP: Home - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: 1-800-403-0864
HIP: Information for HIP Members - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Program: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Who can get it: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What the rule says: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
Hours or amount required: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Changes to exceptions from the time limit are listed below. Increases the upper age exception to 65 and older. Limits the exception based on responsibility to care for a dependent child to those with a child under 14 years of age. Removes exceptions for homeless individuals, veterans, and those 24 and younger who aged out of foster care. Establishes new exceptions for “an Indian”, “Urban Indian” and “California Indian” as defined in the Indian Health Care Improvement Act.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
When it applies: These changes were effective upon enactment.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: To apply for any of the above services, contact the Division of Family Resources Office in your county of residence or call 800-403-0864.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: Contact the agency
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Program: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Increases the upper age exception to 65 and older.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
When it applies: These changes were effective upon enactment.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: State agencies must apply updated exceptions to new and ongoing participants after they are screened
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: Contact the agency
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Program: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Limits the exception based on responsibility to care for a dependent child to those with a child under 14 years of age.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
When it applies: These changes were effective upon enactment.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: State agencies must apply updated exceptions to new and ongoing participants after they are screened
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: Contact the agency
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Program: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Removes exceptions for homeless individuals, veterans, and those 24 and younger who aged out of foster care.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
When it applies: These changes were effective upon enactment.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: State agencies must apply updated exceptions to new and ongoing participants after they are screened
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: Contact the agency
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Program: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: Modifications to SNAP Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults - this provision modifies Sec. 6(o) of the Act changes which individuals are subject to the time limited work requirements, the circumstances in which the Secretary may approve a waiver of the time limit in an area. These requirements are sometimes referred to as the able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirement.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: Establishes new exceptions for “an Indian”, “Urban Indian” and “California Indian” as defined in the Indian Health Care Improvement Act.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-02
What happens if you do not meet the rule: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
When it applies: These changes were effective upon enactment.
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What to do next: State agencies must apply updated exceptions to new and ongoing participants after they are screened
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: Contact the agency
DFR: SNAP (Food Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families

Program: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Official source - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who can get it: As a condition of eligibility for TANF, adult applicants deemed mandatory for IMPACT, Indiana’s employment and training program, are required to attend Applicant Job Search Orientation and complete a minimum of 6 employer contacts, 3 of which have to be applications for employment. Failure to complete the Applicant Job Search program without good cause will result in the denial of the application for cash assistance.
Official source - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What the rule says: As a condition of eligibility for TANF, adult applicants deemed mandatory for IMPACT, Indiana’s employment and training program, are required to attend Applicant Job Search Orientation and complete a minimum of 6 employer contacts, 3 of which have to be applications for employment. Failure to complete the Applicant Job Search program without good cause will result in the denial of the application for cash assistance.
Official source - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Hours or amount required: As a condition of eligibility for TANF, adult applicants deemed mandatory for IMPACT, Indiana’s employment and training program, are required to attend Applicant Job Search Orientation and complete a minimum of 6 employer contacts, 3 of which have to be applications for employment. Failure to complete the Applicant Job Search program without good cause will result in the denial of the application for cash assistance.
Official source - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who may be exempt: As a condition of eligibility for TANF, adult applicants deemed mandatory for IMPACT, Indiana’s employment and training program, are required to attend Applicant Job Search Orientation and complete a minimum of 6 employer contacts, 3 of which have to be applications for employment. Failure to complete the Applicant Job Search program without good cause will result in the denial of the application for cash assistance.
DFR: About TANF - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
What happens if you do not meet the rule: As a condition of eligibility for TANF, adult applicants deemed mandatory for IMPACT, Indiana’s employment and training program, are required to attend Applicant Job Search Orientation and complete a minimum of 6 employer contacts, 3 of which have to be applications for employment. Failure to complete the Applicant Job Search program without good cause will result in the denial of the application for cash assistance.
Official source - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
When it applies: Not listed yet. Call to confirm.
Checked source - Captured 2026-11-03
What to do next: The applicant or recipient has the right to appeal any action on his or her case and have a fair hearing. An applicant or recipient may appeal by sending a written request to the local DFR office or to the Hearings and Appeals Section of DFR within 33 days of the date of the action or issue being appealed.
Official source - Captured 2026-11-03; Reviewed 2026-11-03
How to apply: Open official application route
DFR: TANF (Cash Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03
Who to contact: Contact the agency
DFR: TANF (Cash Assistance) - Captured 2026-10-24; Reviewed 2026-11-03