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You are eligible for MassHealth Standard coverage because you have a disability and your family countable income does not exceed the income limit of 133% of the federal poverty guidelines for your size family.
NOTE: You would be eligible for MassHealth Standard coverage regardless of your family size and family countable income if you were eligible for a Supplemental Security Income (SSI) cash benefit or a SSI work incentive called 1619(b).
If any of the specific numbers in the Text Results Note are not correct, go back to your answers for the relevant questions and check that those answers are correct.
NOTE: On November 1st, 2003, the Massachusetts Department of Medical Assistance (DMA) began charging premiums to some MassHealth Standard beneficiaries. Those who are eligible because of having a disability must pay a premium of $12 per month if their family income is greater than 114% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Those who are eligible because they are children (less than 19 years old) must pay a premium of $12 ($15 if there are two or more children) if their family income is greater than 133% of FPL. Those who are eligible because they are pregnant or under 6 years old do not have to pay premiums. For detailed information see M506.011 of the DMA Medicaid Manual, available online in PDF format (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) at:
http://www.mass.gov/Eeohhs2/docs/masshealth/regs_member/regs_memb_506.pdf
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