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Chapter 3: Eligibility
Texas Health and Human Services Commission February 2017 31 Chapter 3: Eligibility33 Part II. ClientsChapter 3: EligibilityEligibility BasicsMedicaid-eligible individuals include those eligible for coverage of acute care services, behavioral health care services, prescription drugs, and long-term services and supports (LTSS). Medicaid-eligible individuals also include those eligible for time-limited or specific services. The four primary categories of Medicaid-eligible individuals who may receive full benefits are: Children, pregnant women, and parent and caretaker relatives; SSI recipients; People age 65 and older and those with disabilities; and Former foster care This Chapter : Eligibility BasicsEligibility Determination ProcessFinancial EligibilityNon-Financial Eligibility RequirementsChildren, Pregnant Women, and Parents and Caretaker RelativesChildren s MedicaidPregnant WomenParents and Caretaker RelativesMedically Needy with Spend DownPeople Age 65 and Older and Those with DisabilitiesSupplemental Security Income RecipientsMedicaid for the Aged, Blind, and DisabledIndividuals Eligible for Medicare and MedicaidMedicaid Buy-In ProgramsAdditional Medicaid Eligibility PathwaysMedicaid for Breast and Cervical Cancer ProgramIncarcerated IndividualsEmergency MedicaidFormer Foster Care YouthCHIP and CHIP PerinatalCHIPCHIP Perinatal32 Texas Medicaid and CHIP in Perspective 11th EditionPart II.
34 Texas Medicaid and CHIP in Perspective • 11th Edition Part II Clients 3 3 remainder of earned income is disregarded. • Certain increases in Social Security benefits for persons denied SSI. • Veteran’s Administration Aid and Attendance Allowances and Housebound Allowances. Persons applying for Medicaid programs subject to the MAGI
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