1 Tex. Admin. Code § 358.545 - Eligibility Redetermination
(a) In
accordance with
42 C.F.R.
435.916, the Texas Health and Human Services
Commission (HHSC) redetermines a person's eligibility for a Medicaid-funded
program for the elderly and people with disabilities (MEPD):
(1) at least every 12 months;
(2) after HHSC receives information about a
change in the person's circumstances, such as living arrangement, income, or
resources, that may affect MEPD eligibility; and
(3) at the appropriate time based on an
anticipated change in the person's circumstances.
(b) If the result of an eligibility
redetermination causes an adverse action, HHSC:
(1) gives timely and adequate notice of the
proposed action to terminate, discontinue, or suspend MEPD
eligibility;
(2) gives timely and
adequate notice to reduce or discontinue MEPD services; and
(3) informs the person of the right to
request a hearing to appeal the adverse action in accordance with 42 CFR Part
431, Subpart E and HHSC's fair hearing rules in Chapter 357 of this title
(relating to Hearings).
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