130 CMR, § 519.013 - MassHealth Family Assistance
(A)
Eligibility Requirements. MassHealth Family Assistance
is available to community residents 65 years of age or older who meet the
following requirements:
(1) are qualified
noncitizens barred, as described in
130
CMR 518.003(A)(2):
Qualified Noncitizens Barred, nonqualified individuals
lawfully present, as described in
130
CMR 518.003(A)(3):
Nonqualified Individual Lawfully Present, or a nonqualified
PRUCOLs, as described in
130
CMR 518.003(C):
Nonqualified Persons Residing under Color of Law (Nonqualified
PRUCOLs)
(a) with the countable
income amount, as defined in
130
CMR 520.009: Countable-income
Amount, of the individual or married couple living together is less
than or equal to 100% of the federal poverty level (FPL);
(b) the countable assets of an individual are
$2,000 or less, and those of a married couple living together are $3,000 or
less; and
(c) without health
insurance, or access to health insurance; or
(2) are nonqualified PRUCOL, as described in
130
CMR 518.003(C):
Nonqualified Persons Residing under Color of Law (Nonqualified
PRUCOLs),
(a) with modified adjusted
gross income of the MassHealth MAGI household as described in 130 CMR 506.000:
Health Care Reform: MassHealth: Financial Requirements between
100% and 300% of the federal poverty level (FPL); and
(b) without health insurance, or access to
health insurance.
(B)
Financial Standards Not
Met. Individuals described in
130
CMR 519.013(A)(1) whose
income, assets, or both exceed the standards set forth in
130
CMR 519.013(A) may
establish eligibility for MassHealth Family Assistance by reducing their assets
in accordance with130 CMR 520.004:
Asset Reduction, meeting a deductible as described at
130
CMR 520.028 through
130
CMR 520.035.
(C)
Automatic Eligibility for
EAEDC Recipients 65 Years of Age or Older.
(1) Individuals 65 years of age or older who
meet the requirements of the Emergency Aid to the Elderly, Disabled and
Children (EAEDC) program administered by the Department of Transitional
Assistance and who are qualified noncitizens barred, as described
in130 CMR
518.003(A)(2):
Qualified Noncitizens Barred, nonqualified individuals
lawfully present, as described in
130
CMR 518.003(A)(3):
Nonqualified Individuals lawfully present, or nonqualified
PRUCOLs, as described in
130
CMR 518.003(C):
Nonqualified Persons Residing under Color of Law (Nonqualified
PRUCOLs), are automatically eligible for benefits under
130
CMR 519.013.
(2) Individuals whose EAEDC cash assistance
ends and who are determined to be potentially eligible for MassHealth continue
to receive medical benefits under MassHealth Family Assistance until a
determination of ineligibility is made by the MassHealth agency.
(D)
Benefits. Individuals eligible for MassHealth Family
Assistance are eligible for medical benefits on a fee-for-service basis as
defined in
130
CMR 515.001: Definition of
Terms. These medical benefits are described in MassHealth regulations
at 130 CMR
450.105(G):
MassHealth Family Assistance.
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