7 AAC 100.700 - Emergency treatment for aliens
(a) An alien who is
ineligible for full Medicaid coverage because the alien does not meet the
requirements of
7
AAC 100.050 may apply for limited coverage under
7
AAC 100.002(f) if the alien is a
resident of the state under
7
AAC 100.060 and would otherwise be eligible under any
one of the eligibility categories in
7
AAC 100.002(a) - (d).
(b) The following eligibility requirements do
not apply to a determination of eligibility under this section:
(1) social security number requirements under
7
AAC 100.030;
(2) development of income under
7
AAC 100.032;
(3) verification of citizenship and alien
status under
7
AAC 100.050;
(4) deeming of a sponsor's income or
resources under
7
AAC 100.136,
7
AAC 100.176, or
7
AAC 100.400(a) (12).
(c) Under this section, coverage
is limited to the treatment of an emergency medical condition. Eligibility
under this section ends with the termination of treatment of the emergency
medical condition.
(d) A child born
to a mother covered under this section is automatically eligible for newborn
Medicaid coverage under
7
AAC 100.306.
(e) In this section, "emergency medical
condition"
(1) means the sudden onset of a
medical condition, including labor and delivery, manifested by acute severe
symptoms, including severe pain, to the degree that the absence of immediate
medical attention could reasonably be expected to
(A) place the patient's health in serious
jeopardy;
(B) cause serious
impairment to bodily functions; or
(C) cause serious bodily dysfunction;
and
(2) does not include
routine prenatal or routine postpartum care, or services related to an organ
transplant.
Notes
Authority:AS 47.05.010
AS 47.07.020
AS 47.07.040
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