23 Miss. Code. R. 104-7.21 - Treatment of Institutional Cases involving UME or A & A
A. If the institutional client (IS) with a
community spouse (CS) receives non-countable income from UME or A&A, the CS
will be allowed to receive the IS' payment attributable to UME or A&A in
addition to the CS allocation amount computed in the Medicaid Income
computation.
1. If the CS is not entitled to
Medicaid, the extra income will have no impact.
2. However, if the CS is Medicaid-eligible at
home, the income that represents the UME (or A&A) payable to the IS is
income to the CS.
a) UME (and A&A) is
disregarded as income only to the one entitled to the payment.
b) When it becomes income available to the
CS, it is income to the CS.
1) If the income
is given to anyone else, the possibility of a transfer of resources
exists.
B. If the CS does not receive the income
attributed to UME (or A&A), the possibility of excess resources building up
for the IS exists. In this case, resources must be monitored closely.
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