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    Forms and Publications

    Administering Medicaid Programs – these numbered pages contain federal cites and brief statements regarding program administration and organization of the state organization Medicaid

    • Section 1 – Single State Agency
    • Section 2 – Coverage and Eligibility
    • Section 3 – Services: General Provisions
    • Section 4 – General Program Administration
    • Section 5 – Personnel Administration
    • Section 6 – Financial Administration
    • Section 7 – General Provisions

    Describes Medicaid program client coverage and conditions of eligibility; Application forms and methods for individuals to apply for and renew Medicaid coverage

    • MAGI-Based Eligibility Groups
    • S94  General Eligibility Requirements, Eligibility Process
    • S10  MAGI-Based Income Methodologies
    • A1, A2, & A3  Addresses single state agencies delegation of appeals and determinations
    • S88  Residency
    • S89  Non-Financial Eligibility Citizenship & Non-Citizen
    • S21  Hospital Presumptive Eligibility

    Describes Medicaid program client coverage and conditions of eligibility

    • Mandatory Coverage – Categorically Needy and Other Required Special Groups
    • Optional Groups Other Than the Medically Needy
    • Optional Coverage of the Medically Needy
    • Requirements Relating to Determining Eligibility for Medicare Prescription Drug Low-Income Subsidies
    • Method for Determining Cost Effectiveness of Caring for Certain Disabled Children at Home

    Describes Medicaid program client coverage and conditions of income and resource eligibility

    • 2.6-A  Eligibility Conditions and Requirements, Pages 1-26
    • 2.6-A  Supplements 1-18
      • Income Eligibility Levels
      • Resource Levels
      • Reasonable Limits on Amounts for Necessary Medical or Remedial Care Not Covered Under Medicaid
      • Methods for Treatment of Income That Differ From Those of The SSI Program
      • More Restrictive Methods of Treating Resources Than Those of The SSI Program – Section 1902(f) States Only
      • Standards for Optional State Supplementary Payments
      • Income Levels for 1902(f) States – Categorically Needy Who are Covered Under Requirements More Restrictive Than SSI
      • Resource Standards for 1902(f) States – Categorically Needy
      • Transfer of Resources
      • The agency does not apply the trust provisions in any case in which the agency determines that such application would work an undue hardship.
      • More Liberal Policy Under Section 1902(r) of the Social Security Act
      • Eligibility Under Section 1931 of the Act
      • Section 1924 provisions
      • Income and Resource Requirements for Tuberculosis (TB) Infected Individuals
      • Asset Verification System
      • Disqualification for Long-Term Care Assistance for Individuals with Substantial Home Equity
      • Methodology for Identification of Applicable FMAP Rates

    Describes amount, duration, scope, and types of covered services

    • 3.1-A  Amount, Duration, and Scope of Medical and Remedial Care and Services Provided to the Categorically Needy
    • 3.1-B  Amount, Duration, and Scope of Services Provided Medically Needy Group(s)
    • 3.1-C  Standards and Methods of Assuring High Quality Care
    • 3.1-D  Methods of Providing Transportation
    • 3.1-E  Standards for the Coverage of Organ and Tissue Transplant Services
    • 3.1-I  1915(i) State Plan Home and Community Based Services Administration and Operation

    Identifies and defines the Adult eligibility group that receives their Medicaid coverage through an Alternative Benefit Plan (ABP)

    • ABP1 – Alternative Benefit Plan Populations
    • ABP2a – Voluntary Benefit Package Selection Assurances – Eligibility Group Under Section 1902(a)(10)(A)(i)(VIII) of the Act
    • ABP3 – Selection of Benchmark Benefit Package or Benchmark-Equivalent Benefit Package
    • ABP4 – Alternative Benefit Plan Cost-Sharing
    • ABP5 – Benefits Description
    • ABP7 – Benefits Assurances
    • ABP8 – Service Delivery Systems
    • ABP10 – General Assurances
    • ABP11 – Payment Methodology

    Describes reimbursement, quality control and Title VI Civil Rights

    • 4.11-A  Standards for Institutions
    • 4.14-B  Methods for Control of the Utilization of Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) Services
    • 4.16-A  Cooperative Arrangements with State Health and State Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies and Title V Grantees
    • 4.17-1  Liens and Adjustments or Recoveries
    • 4.18-A  Charges Imposed on Categorically Needy
    • 4.18-C  Charges Impose on the Medically Needy
    • 4.18-D  Premiums Imposed on Low Income Pregnant Women and Infants
    • 4.18-E  Optional Sliding Scale Premiums Imposed on Qualified Disabled and Working Individuals
    • 4.19-A  Payment Adjustment for Provider preventable Conditions
    • 4.19-A  Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rates – Inpatient Hospital Care
    • 4.19-A.1  Methods and Standards for Establishing payment Rates Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital Care
    • 4.19-A.2  Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rates for Freestanding Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital Services
    • 4.19-B  Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rates Other Types of Care
    • 4.19-C  Standards for Payment of Reserved Beds During Absence from Long-Term Care Facilities
    • 4.19-D  Methods and Standards for Establishing Payment Rates Prospective Reimbursement System for Long-Term Care Facilities
    • 4.19-E  Definition of a “claim”
    • 4.22-A through 4.22-C  Requirements for Third Party Liability (TPL)
    • 4.30 Sanctions for Psychiatric Hospitals
    • 4.32-A  Income and Eligibility Verification System Procedures Requests to Other State Agencies
    • 4.33-A  Method for Issuance of Medicaid Eligibility Cards to Homeless Individuals
    • 4.34-A  Requirements for Advance Directives Under State Plans for Medical Assistance
    • 4.35-A through 4.35-H  Enforcement of Compliance for Nursing Facilities
    • 4.38  Disclosure of Additional Registry Information
    • 4.39  Definition of Specialized Services
    • 4.39-A  Categorical Determinations
    • 4.40-A through 4.40-E  Eligibility Conditions and Requirements
    • 4.42-A  False Claims Act Attachment
    • 7.2-A  Methods of Administration-Civil Rights
    • 7.7-A Vaccine and Vaccine Administration at Section 1905(a)(4)(E) of the Social Security Act
    • 7.7-B COVID-19 Testing at section 1905(a)(4)(F) of the Social Security Act
    • 7.7-C COVID-19 Treatment at section 1905(a)(4)(F) of the Social Security Act

    Delaware Quality Strategy Summary of Changes from 2018 to 2023 Strategy