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Indiana Medicare Savings Program income limits (2026)

In 2026, a single person in Indiana can have up to $2,015 a month for QMB and up to $2,481 for QI. For a married couple the limits are $2,725 and $3,357. That is more than the federal limits of $1,350 for QMB and $1,816 for QI.

Household

Gross Social Security or disability (before Part B comes out), pensions, interest.

Gross pay. The first $65 and half the rest don’t count.

Checking, savings, stocks and bonds. The home, one car and up to $1,500 each for burial don’t count.

Indiana monthly income limits · single

QMB$2,015
SLMB$2,281
QI$2,481
Asset limit$9,950

2026 limits, which include each state’s income disregard. States switch to new limits each spring when the poverty guidelines update.

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Choose the client’s state and enter their monthly income to see whether they may qualify for QMB, SLMB or QI, what the program pays, and how close they are to the limit.

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Indiana QMB, SLMB and QI limits for 2026

ProgramSingleMarried
QMBPart A and B premiums, deductibles, coinsurance and copays$2,015/mo$2,725/mo
SLMBPart B premium$2,281/mo$3,086/mo
QIPart B premium$2,481/mo$3,357/mo
Asset limit$9,950$14,910

Countable savings can be up to the federal limit of $9,950 for one person or $14,910 for a married couple.

What’s different in Indiana

  • Indiana sets its own income limits instead of the federal ones (federal QMB is $1,350 for one person).
  • Clients under 65 who have Medicare because of a disability can qualify under the same limits.

Examples for a single client in Indiana

  • $1,800 a month: likely QMB, which pays the Part A and B premiums, deductibles, coinsurance and copays.
  • $2,125 a month: likely SLMB, which pays the Part B premium.
  • $2,375 a month: likely QI, which pays the Part B premium.
  • $2,650 a month: above the limits. Check Extra Help for Part D, and whether any income may not count.

Every level pays the $202.90 monthly Part B premium, worth about $2,435 a year.

Questions agents ask

What is the 2026 QMB income limit in Indiana?
$2,015 a month for one person or $2,725 for a married couple, including the income disregard.
Does Indiana have an asset limit for Medicare Savings Programs?
Countable savings can be up to the federal limit of $9,950 for one person or $14,910 for a married couple.
What is the highest income that qualifies for a Medicare Savings Program in Indiana?
$2,481 a month for one person or $3,357 for a married couple, for QI. Above that, the client may still qualify for Extra Help with Part D costs.
How does someone apply in Indiana?
Through the Indiana Medicaid agency. Applying for Extra Help through Social Security also sends the information to the state to start a Medicare Savings Program application.

This is a screening estimate, not a Medicaid decision. The Indiana Medicaid agency makes the final call and may switch to new limits in the spring. See limits for every state.

Sources: NCOA: MSP eligibility and coverage (2026), Medicare.gov: Medicare Savings Programs.