Section 182-514-0263. Non-SSI-related institutional medically needy coverage for pregnant women and people age twenty and younger.  


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  • (1) Medically needy (MN) coverage under this section is only available for people age twenty and younger or pregnant women. The medicaid agency determines a person who meets SSI-related criteria under WAC 182-512-0050 eligible for institutional MN coverage under WAC 182-513-1395. If a person meets requirements in both this section and WAC 182-513-1395, the person may choose which program to enroll in for coverage.
    (2) A person whose income exceeds the categorically needy (CN) standards under WAC 182-514-0250 and 182-514-0260 is:
    (a) Eligible for MN coverage with no spenddown if the person's countable income (CI) is equal to or less than the department-contracted daily rate times the number of days in the institution;
    (b) Eligible for MN coverage after a spenddown under WAC 182-519-0110 is met if the person's CI is above the department-contracted daily rate times the number of days in the institution but less than the institution's private rate;
    (c) Not eligible for payment of long-term care services provided by the institution if the person's CI exceeds the institution's private rate;
    (d) Responsible for paying up to the monthly state rate for the facility as participation in the cost of care; and
    (e) Allowed to keep a monthly personal needs allowance (PNA) of at least $57.28. Current PNA and long-term care standards can be found at http://www.hca.wa.gov/medicaid/eligibility/pages/standards.aspx.
    (3) If a person's CI exceeds the institution's private rate, the agency determines eligibility for medical coverage under chapter 182-519 WAC.
    [Statutory Authority: RCW 41.05.021, 41.05.160. WSR 16-04-087, § 182-514-0263, filed 1/29/16, effective 2/29/16.]
RCW 41.05.021, 41.05.160. WSR 16-04-087, § 182-514-0263, filed 1/29/16, effective 2/29/16.

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182-512-0050,182-513-1395,182-513-1395,182-514-0250,182-514-0260,182-519-0110,182-519,