Utah Medicaid Program Overview

Enrollment, funding, and managed care facts for Utah Medicaid.

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0.32-0.33M
Enrolled
Expanded
ACA expansion status
62.46%
Federal match (FMAP), FFY2026

Enrollment

Utah Medicaid covered approximately 0.32-0.33M people. KFF's total monthly Medicaid & CHIP enrollment tracker gives 324,460 (May 2026); healthinsurance.org's state guide gives 332,621 (October 2025) -- close but not identical. CMS's 2024 Medicaid Managed Care Enrollment report gives 331,012 (July 1, 2024), essentially in between/consistent with the other two.

Funding & federal match

Utah has adopted ACA Medicaid expansion, effective 2020-01-01.

For FFY2026 (Oct 1, 2025 - Sep 30, 2026), Utah's Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) is 62.46%.

Waivers

Utah operates Medicaid managed care under the Utah's Medicaid Reform 1115 Demonstration, a Section 1115 demonstration waiver. Utah's umbrella Section 1115 demonstration, originally approved February 2002 and implemented July 1, 2002; the current approval period runs through June 30, 2027 (a 2027-2032 renewal was in progress as of this review). The demonstration currently authorizes Utah's ACA Medicaid Adult Expansion population (adults age 19-64 up to ~138% FPL, following a partial expansion that ran April 2019-December 2019 before CMS approved full expansion effective January 1, 2020), plus non-traditional benefit packages, targeted adult dental benefits, and other populations/benefits not otherwise allowable under the state plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Utah has adopted ACA Medicaid expansion. Effective 2020-01-01.

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