1 Tex. Admin. Code § 373.205 - Medicaid Estate Recovery Program (MERP) Claim
(a) Contents of MERP Recovery Claim. The MERP
claim will be presented to the estate personal representative (executor,
administrator, or guardian) or filed by depositing it in the appropriate
Probate Court and will include the amount of the claim, the date or dates of
the covered Medicaid services provided, and a statement that to MERP's best
knowledge the deceased Medicaid recipient had:
(1) No surviving spouse;
(2) No surviving child under age
21;
(3) No surviving child of any
age who is blind or disabled as defined by
42
U.S.C. 1382c;
(4) No unmarried adult child residing
continuously in the decedent's homestead for at least one year prior to the
time of the Medicaid recipient's death; and
(5) That to the best knowledge of the MERP no
undue hardship, as defined by these rules, exists and that recovery will be
cost-effective.
(b) A
Medicaid Estate Recovery (MERP) claim will be filed within 70 days after MERP
has actual notice of the death of a Medicaid recipient aged 55 years or older
who received covered long-term care services.
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