Medicaid Family Planning Waiver Program

Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) and the Department of Health (DOH) have implemented the Family Planning Medicaid Waiver Program, also known as "Family Planning Medicaid for Today's Woman."

Who is eligible for the Family Planning Medicaid for Today's Woman program? A woman may qualify for this program if she:

• Is between the ages of 14 and 55
• Has lost full Medicaid services for any reason in the past 24 months
• Wants to have family planning services
• Is not pregnant
• Has not had a hysterectomy or sterilization (tubes tied)
• Has a household income less than or equal to 185% of the current federal poverty level

What services are available through this program?

• Physical exams which may include a pap smear, breast exam, and STD testing
• Family planning counseling and pregnancy test
• Birth control supplies including condoms
• Colposcopies and treatment for STDs which are limited to a six week period after a family planning exam, counseling visit, or supply visit
• Related pharmaceuticals (medicines and antibiotics) and laboratory test

Please note: Transportation is NOT a covered benefit

All Services are CONFIDENTIAL

What methods of birth control are available?

• Birth control pills, patch, and vaginal ring
• The Shot (Depo-Provera)
• Implant (single rod implant)
• Sterilization (tubes tied or blocked)
• Intrauterine devices and systems (IUDs/IUSs)

How does "Today's Woman" sign up for the Family Planning Medicaid program?

Women interested must complete an application, provide proof of identity, and proof of income.

Applications may be viewed and printed from these links:

• English (PDF 31 KB)
• Spanish (PDF 698 KB)
• Creole (PDF 686 KB)

Women may contact their local county health department to request an application and/or make an appointment to find out if they qualify for services.

Women may call the Family Health Line to request an application be mailed to them.

    1-800-451-2229

Once the application is complete, it can be mailed or taken to the local health department.
Women who had Medicaid during pregnancy do not have to apply, they are automatically enrolled for the first year.

All women must reapply for the second year of services.
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