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DE Medicaid - Prospective

Medicaid eligibility is extended for four consecutive months to families who become ineligible for Medicaid under Section 1931 because of a new or increased collection of child or spousal support.

Eligibility

·      The family must have correctly received Medicaid under Section 1931 in three of the six months immediately preceding the month the family became ineligible for Medicaid under Section 1931.

·      The family must have lost eligibility for Medicaid under Section 1931 wholly or partly as a result of new or increased child or spousal support collections.

·      The family must continue to have a child living in the home that meets the age requirement for Medicaid under Section 1931; that is, an individual under age 18 or under age 19, and who is still a full-time student in high school, GED, or equivalent program and will graduate prior to his or her 19th birthday. Emancipated minors are considered adults.

See also:

DE Medicaid - Covered Groups

DE Medicaid - Eligibility

DE Medicaid - Application Procedures

DE DSS - Change Reporting Requirements

DE DSS - Contact Information

Source:

DSS Policy Manual (Sects. 15300)

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