N.M. Admin. Code § 8.308.6.9 - MANAGED CARE ELIGIBILITY
A. General
requirements: HSD determines eligibility for medicaid. An eligible recipient is
required to participate in a HSD managed care program unless specifically
excluded as listed below. Enrollment in a particular managed care organization
(MCO) will be according to the eligible recipient's selection of a MCO at the
time of application for eligibility, or during other permitted selection
periods, or as assigned by HSD, if the eligible recipient makes no
selection.
B. The following
eligible recipients, as established by their eligibility category, are excluded
from managed care enrollment:
(1) qualified
medicare beneficiaries (QMB)-only recipients;
(2) specified low income medicare
beneficiaries (SLIMB) only;
(3)
qualified individuals;
(4)
qualified disabled working individuals;
(5) refugees;
(6) participants in the program of all
inclusive care for the elderly (PACE);
(7) children and adolescents in out-of-state
foster care or adoption placements
(8) family planning-only eligible recipients
and;
(9) residents in an
intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities
(ICF/IID).
C. Native
Americans may opt into managed care. If a Native American is dually eligible or
in need of long-term care services, he or she is required to enroll in a
MCO.
D. For those individuals who
are not otherwise eligible for medicaid and who meet the financial and medical
criteria established by HSD, HSD or its authorized agent may further determine
eligibility for managed care enrollment through a waiver allocation process
contingent upon available funding and enrollment capacity.
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