NC Medicaid
NC Medicaid provides health care to eligible low-income adults, children, pregnant women, seniors and people with disabilities.
NC Medicaid covers most health services. It includes doctor visits, check-ups, emergency care, hospital services, maternity and postpartum care, vision and hearing services, prescription drugs, behavioral health, preventive and wellness services, dental care, medical-related devices and more. There is no monthly fee and copays are never more than $4.
Am I eligible?
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Live in North Carolina
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Age 19 through 64 years old
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U.S. citizen or have an eligible immigration status
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Household income falls within the criteria
| Household size |
Monthly income, before taxes |
| Single Adults |
$1,732/monthor less |
| Family of 2 |
$2,351/month or less |
| Family of 3 |
$2,970/month or less |
| Family of 4 |
$3,588/month or less |
| Family of 5 |
$4,207/month or less |
| Family of 6 |
$4,286/month or less |
How to apply?
Residents can apply online, in person or by mail. The application requires documents and information about your household that you may need to gather.
Online
Apply online with ePASS. You may need to create an account first. On the application, NC Medicaid is referred to as “Medical Assistance.”
In Person
Apply in person at Sampson County Department of Social Services (DSS) office. You can also drop off an application at the Sampson County Department of Social Services.
Gather these documents with you:
- North Carolina residency
- Income Statement
- Birth Certificate
- Social Security Number
- Citizenship proof or Immigration status proof
Fill out the paper application as possible ahead of time and take your documents with you.
Address:360 County Complex Road, Suite 100, Clinton, NC 28328
State Courier #: 11-33-29
Phone:910-592-7131
Fax number: 910-592-4297
What is next?
Staff may contact you to ask for more information. Be sure your address and phone number are correct on your application.
It can take up to 45 days for the Department of Social Services to decide if you qualify for NC Medicaid. Disability applications can take up to 90 days. You will get a letter in the mail if you are approved or denied.