Free Laptop with Medicaid
Your health coverage is a gateway to digital inclusion. Getting a free laptop with Medicaid is possible because your health benefits prove your eligibility for government-subsidized devices.
From Healthcare to Hardware
The government recognizes that access to healthcare often requires internet access. Telehealth appointments, accessing medical records, and ordering prescriptions all happen online.
That is why Medicaid is one of the strongest automatic qualifiers for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and Lifeline.
It Goes by Many Names
Medicaid is a federal program, but it is administered by states. This means it might be called something completely different on your insurance card.
- California: Medi-Cal
- Massachusetts: MassHealth
- Wisconsin: BadgerCare
- Washington: Apple Health
- Tennessee: TennCare
If you have any of these, you are eligible.
How to Apply Using Medicaid
Get Your Proof
You need to prove you are covered right now.
Choose a Provider
Medicaid itself does not send the laptops. Private companies like Q Link Wireless or AirTalk Wireless do.
Use our Laptop Finder to see which companies are active in your specific state.
Submit & Pay Co-Pay
Fill out the application with the provider. Select "Medicaid" as your qualifying program. Upload your documents.
Be prepared to pay the federally mandated co-pay ($10-$50) for the device. This is required by law.
Official Verification
Your application goes through the National Verifier. This system checks federal and state databases. Because Medicaid is a state program, sometimes the automatic check fails.
Don't Panic! If it fails, you simply need to upload that Benefit Verification Letter we mentioned earlier.
Get Connected Today
Don't let your benefits go unused. Find a provider and claim your device.
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