Utah Admin. Code R414-304-16 - Aged, Blind and Disabled Institutional Family Institutional Medicaid Filing Unit
(1) For aged, blind
and disabled institutional Medicaid, the eligibility agency may not use income
of the client's parents or the client's spouse to determine eligibility and the
contribution to cost-of-care.
(2)
For family institutional Medicaid programs, the Department adopts and
incorporates by reference
45
CFR 206.10(a)(1)(vii),
October 1, 2012 ed.
(3) The
eligibility agency shall determine eligibility and the contribution to cost of
care, which may be referred to as a spenddown, using the income of the client
and the income deemed from an alien's sponsor, and the sponsor's spouse, if
any, when the sponsor has signed an Affidavit of Support pursuant to Section
213A of the Immigration and Nationality Act after December 18, 1997. The
eligibility agency shall end sponsor deeming when the alien becomes a
naturalized U.S. citizen, or has worked 40 qualifying quarters as defined under
Title II of the Social Security Act or can be credited with 40 qualifying work
quarters. After December 31, 1996, a creditable qualifying work quarter is one
during which the alien did not receive any federal means-tested public
benefit.
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