23 Miss. Code. R. 100-4.1 - Appeal Rights
A. At the time of
any action affecting an applicant or recipients claim for assistance, the
applicant or recipient must be:
1. Informed of
his right to a fair hearing;
2.
Notified of the method by which he may obtain a hearing, and
3. Informed of his right to represent himself
at the hearing or to be represented by an authorized person such as an
attorney, relative, friend, or other spokesperson.
B. The agency must grant the opportunity for
a fair hearing to any applicant or recipient who requests it because his claim
for medical assistance is denied or not acted upon with reasonable promptness
or because he believes that the agency has taken an action erroneously. A
hearing request made in connection with a rebuttal prior to any adverse action
being taken will not be accepted. The agency need not grant a hearing when the
sole issue is a federal or state law requiring an automatic change which
adversely affects some or all recipients.
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