Might not have enough income for Healthcare.gov but will have too much income for Medicaid expansion for the first 6 months due to unemployment

Hi, I am in a weird situation. I need to enroll in some health insurance... I was laid off Nov 12. I applied for unemployment Dec 1. I am receiving the max benefit until around June 1 unless I get a job but you never know what will happen in this job market.

If I put in just the unemployment amount plus my bank interest amounts for the year, healthcare.gov says I might qualify for Medicaid. However, if I go to Medicaid, it says the amount monthly is too high.

I think what I'm worried about is that I will go onto Healthcare.gov and get a subsidy and then will have to switch to Medicaid expansion in June / July when I lose my unemployment income (worst case scenario) and then I will not have qualified over the year income wise (I will make too little money) to qualify for healthcare.gov subsidies and will have to pay them back.

Help! I am in Maine so I am using coverme.gov. I'm 51 and no kids or dependents, single. So medicaid expansion.

Also who knows what might change under Trump :(

Thanks!