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| General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC) is a state-funded program for low-income adults, ages 21-64, who have no dependent children and who do not qualify for federally funded health care programs. |
| Funding for the program will end April 1, 2010. When GAMC funding ends, enrollees will automatically move to MinnesotaCare. Read more about upcoming changes to GAMC. |
| People may still apply for GAMC now. The program provides comprehensive coverage to adults with income at or below 75 percent of the federal poverty guidelines who have less than $1,000 in assets. Most enrollees get services through a health plan. Many GAMC enrollees also receive General Assistance. |
| GAMC also has a “hospitalization only” coverage plan. This pays for a single hospital stay for adults with income at or below 175 percent of poverty and assets of $10,000 for a family of one or $20,000 for a family of two or more. |
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