Section 1115 waiver definition

Section 1115 waiver means the research and demonstration
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Section 1115 waiver means an experimental, pilot, research, or demonstration project, subject
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Examples of Section 1115 waiver in a sentence

  • The State also excludes certain types of income allowed under the Medicaid State Plan and Section 1115 waiver.

  • The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services approval of the Section 1115 waiver for the Healthy Michigan Plan requires that the evaluation be designed and conducted by researchers who will meet the scientific rigor and research standards of leading academic institutions and academic journal peer review.

  • Authorization of work and community engagement requirements is categorically outside the scope of the Secretary’s Section 1115 waiver authority.

  • In recognition that Institutions for Mental Disease (IMDs) are an essential part of the current continuum of care, the Secretary of Human Services may seek approval from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to amend Vermont’s Global Commitment to Health Section 1115 waiver as it relates to the phase out of coverage of treatment for serious mental illness provided in IMDs.Sec.

  • Pregnant women from Alabama must have income below 133% of poverty to qualify for Medicaid, in accordance with the requirements of the Section 1115 waiver.

  • The population that may be certified under this rule is described in a Section 1115 waiver obtained from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services.

  • Ex parte reviews will not be conducted, in accordance with the authority granted by the Section 1115 waiver.

  • MME beneficiaries are entitled to Medicaid State Plan and Section 1115 waiver services that are not covered by Medicare.

  • Services that are provided under the authority of a Section 1915(c) HCBS waiver or (in the case of CHOICES) a Section 1115 waiver pursuant to a written POC as an alternative to institutional LTSS in a NF or an ICF/IID to individuals for whom there has been a determination that, but for the provision of such services, the individuals would require the LOC provided in the institution to which the HCBS offer an alternative, or in the case of CHOICES Group 3, are At Risk for Institutionalization.

  • The IHCC groups participating in RHP under this section receive the full scope of services covered under the Medicaid State Plan and the State’s Section 1115 waiver.


More Definitions of Section 1115 waiver

Section 1115 waiver means an experimental, pilot, research, or demonstration project, subject to approval by the secretary of the U.S. department of health and human services, authorized by section 1115 of Title XI of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. 1315, for which certain requirements of the Social Security Act are waived.
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Related to Section 1115 waiver

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