New Jersey Medicaid Program Overview

Enrollment, funding, and managed care facts for New Jersey Medicaid.

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1.75M
Enrolled
Expanded
ACA expansion status
50%
Federal match (FMAP), FFY2026
91.5-99.9%
In managed care

Enrollment

New Jersey Medicaid covered approximately 1.75M people. Two independent sources give close but not identical figures: KFF's state indicator reports 1,748,840 (May 2026), while healthinsurance.org (citing Medicaid.gov's 'October 2025 Medicaid & CHIP Enrollment Data Highlights') reports 1,745,800 (October 2025). Different reporting months, not a contradiction, so reported as a range.

Funding & federal match

New Jersey has adopted ACA Medicaid expansion, effective 2014-01-01.

For FFY2026 (Oct 1, 2025 - Sep 30, 2026), New Jersey's Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) is 50%.

Delivery system & managed care

A large share of New Jersey Medicaid is delivered through managed care organizations (MCOs) rather than fee-for-service — estimates range from 91.5-99.9% of Medicaid enrollees.

What you may be thinking

Has New Jersey expanded Medicaid under the ACA?

Yes. New Jersey has adopted ACA Medicaid expansion. Effective 2014-01-01.

How many people are enrolled in New Jersey Medicaid?

Approximately 1.75M people.

What percentage of the federal Medicaid match does New Jersey receive?

50% for FFY2026 (Oct 1, 2025 - Sep 30, 2026) — meaning the federal government pays roughly 50 cents of every New Jersey Medicaid dollar, and the state pays the rest.

Is most of New Jersey Medicaid delivered through managed care?

Estimates range from 91.5-99.9% of Medicaid enrollees in managed care.

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