23 Miss. Code. R. 101-4.3 - Protected Application Dates for Medicaid Applicants
A. An applicant who applies for Medicaid on
any basis is entitled to have eligibility determined under all available
coverage groups.
1. An individual who files a
modified adjusted gross income (MAGI)-related application for an insurance
affordability program does not also have to file a separate application to be
evaluated for potential eligibility in an aged, blind and disabled (ABD)
Medicaid program and vice versa.
2.
Any application received by the regional office is evaluated across program
lines to determine if eligibility exists under any category of Medicaid
coverage.
3. Completion of
additional forms will be necessary to complete the eligibility
process.
B. The protected
date also includes applications filed through another certifying agency, such
as the Social Security Administration (for SSI applicants).
1. If an individual is denied SSI, but would
qualify in any available Medicaid-only coverage group, the SSI application date
is the protected filing date for Medicaid benefits.
2. If the individual is eligible for
Medicaid-only, eligibility must be determined using the SSI application date as
the Medicaid application date even if additional information may be needed to
determine eligibility.
Notes
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