Low-income in NY table options

If your monthly income is a bit higher, you'll pay $15 per month for each child, up to a maximum of $45 per family.

If there are more than eight people in your household, add $1,146 per month for each person.

In this income bracket, you'll pay $30 per month per child up to a maximum of $90 per family.

For more than eight people, add $1,375 more each month for each additional person.

For these higher income limits, you'll pay a $45 per month rate for each child, up to a maximum of $135 per family.

Beyond eight people, add $1,605 for every extra household member.

In this income range, you'll pay $60 per month per child up to $180 per month per family.

Add $1,834 per person if you have more than eight people in your home.

At higher incomes, you'll pay the full cost of a plan from Child Health Plus. The cost you'll pay varies.

For more than eight people, add $1,834 for each additional family member.

You may want to check NY State of Health for coverage to see if you can find a cheaper plan than Child Health Plus. But remember that you don't have to pay anything when your child goes to the doctor if you have Child Health Plus. Even if a marketplace plan is cheaper, you'll have to pay a deductible. That can make it hard for families with low incomes to afford medical care.