Government Benefits in Utah
Where Utah residents apply for SNAP, Medicaid, and home energy assistance, plus every nationwide program available to everyone.
How This Works
SNAP, Medicaid, and LIHEAP are federal programs, but each state runs its own application portal and sets some of its own rules — including, for Medicaid, whether the state expanded eligibility to more adults under the Affordable Care Act. The cards below link you straight to Utah's official application system for each program. Exact income limits change with annual poverty-guideline updates, so we intentionally don't publish a specific number here — the portal will show your exact cutoff for your household size.
SNAP
Utah Department of Workforce Services
myCase also handles Medicaid and cash/child care assistance in the same account.
Utah Medicaid
Medicaid ExpandedUtah Department of Workforce Services
Utah expanded Medicaid in January 2020, so adults 19-64 can qualify based on income alone.
HEAT (Utah's LIHEAP program)
Utah Department of Workforce Services
Applications open October 1 for elderly, disabled, or households with young children; November 1 for everyone else.
Looking for more programs available to Utah residents?
Utah residents also qualify for every nationwide program on our full benefits tool — WIC, Lifeline phone/internet discounts, ACA health insurance subsidies, SSI, SSDI, Section 8, VA disability compensation, TANF, Pell Grants, Head Start, and unemployment insurance.
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