Benefits in your state
Benefits in Hawaii
Where to apply and who to call in Hawaii. For services near you, see the Hawaii state page.
Medicaid
- Program
- Hawaii Med-QUEST (Hawaii Department of Human Services, Med-QUEST Division)
- Apply online
- medical.mybenefits.hawaii.gov
- By phone
- (800) 316-8005
- In person
- Your nearest Med-QUEST eligibility office Find an office
- If you get SSISupplemental Security Income: monthly payments from Social Security for people with disabilities who have low income and few savings.
- No. Hawaii uses its own disability rules, so people who get SSI should still apply for Med-QUEST.
- If you work
- None found. Hawaii does not list a Medicaid buy-in for working people with disabilities.
Medicare Savings Programs and the Medicaid Buy-In also go through this office. How Medicaid works.
Food
- SNAP: find the Hawaii SNAP office in the USDA state directory, or call 211.
- Find your food bank and home-delivered meals.
- SNAP rules for people with disabilities
Bills and phone
- Energy help (LIHEAP): call 1-866-674-6327 to be sent to your local office.
- Lifeline phone or internet discount: lifelinesupport.org.
- More on bills, shutoffs and housing
Legal help
- Disability rights agency (free)
- Hawaii Disability Rights Center, (808) 949-2922
- Legal aid
- LawHelp.org and the LSC legal aid finder
Planning forms
Free Hawaii advance directive forms, with instructions: Hawaii forms at CaringInfo. What each form does.
People who help for free
- 211: call or text 2-1-1.
- Medicare counseling (SHIP): shiphelp.org.
- Area Agency on Aging and Aging and Disability Resource Center: Eldercare Locator, 1-800-677-1116.
- Work and benefits counseling (WIPA): choosework.ssa.gov/findhelp.
- Search Hawaii services in the Atlas
Medicaid details checked October 9, 2026. Disability rights agency from the NDRN member list; forms from CaringInfo. Last reviewed November 9, 2026.
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