Denali KidCare (CHIP)
Last updated: June 14, 2026
Denali KidCare is Alaska health insurance program for eligible children, teens, and pregnant women, providing comprehensive coverage at low or no cost.
What is Denali KidCare?
Denali KidCare is Alaska Children Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and related Medicaid coverage for children and pregnant women, administered by the Department of Health, Division of Public Assistance.
Who is eligible?
Eligibility is based on household income, family size, and age. Children, teens up to age 19, and pregnant women who meet income guidelines may qualify.
How to apply
You can apply for Denali KidCare online, by mail, or in person through the Alaska Division of Public Assistance. Costs and covered benefits vary by eligibility category.
Official source
For the most current details, visit the official state resource:
Alaska Department of Health — Denali KidCare →Frequently asked questions
How much does Denali KidCare cost?
Costs vary. Many eligible children and pregnant women receive coverage at little or no cost.
Who can get Denali KidCare?
Eligible children, teens up to 19, and pregnant women who meet income guidelines. Specifics vary by household.
How do I apply?
Apply online, by mail, or in person through the Alaska Division of Public Assistance.
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