-Month Eligibility Period for Certain Medically Needy Medicaid Eligibles Sample Clauses

-Month Eligibility Period for Certain Medically Needy Medicaid Eligibles. Minnesota may provide 12 months of eligibility to individuals who qualify for Medical Assistance as medically needy, provided they have only unvarying, unearned income (UUI) or only income from sources excluded from consideration by law. Minnesota must continue to use a 6-month budget period for determining medically needy eligibility under the Medicaid State Plan. UUI is defined as income from a source other than employment or self-employment that can reasonably be anticipated to be the same amount every month and for which changes, such as periodic cost-of-living increases, can be anticipated. Examples of UUI include Social Security Disability Insurance, Reemployment Insurance (Unemployment Compensation), veterans’ disability payments, and private pensions. Examples of income excluded from consideration by law include federally excluded payments such as certain tribal payments, German war reparations, Women, Infants and Children Program benefits, and earnings of a minor household member who is a full-time student. Cases with spenddowns must be reviewed every 6 months to ensure the recipient has sufficient medical expenses to meet the spenddown.
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