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divorced, legally separated, unmarried, hospitalized, or institutionalized parent with whom the child does not live has some contact with the child. (c) A child living in a two-parent home is deprived of parental support and care because of deficient employment under (a)(2) of this section if one or more of the following circumstances exists:

(1) the household income does not exceed the Family Medicaid need standard established in 7 AAC 100.190;

(2) the home includes a pregnant woman who qualifies for Family Medicaid under 7 AAC 100.124. (Eff. 7/20/2007, Register 183) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.020 AS 47.07.040 7 AAC 100.110. Living in home of a caretaker relative. (a) To be eligible for Family Medicaid, a dependent child must be living with a caretaker relative in the home of that caretaker relative. (b) The department will consider a dependent child to be living with a caretaker relative if the caretaker relative maintains a home for the child and is responsible for the care and control of the child. The department may consider a child to be living with a caretaker relative even if

(1) the child is receiving protective supervision or probation services; or

(2) the state has legal custody of the child, but the child is in the physical custody of the caretaker relative. (c) The department will consider a dependent child to be living in the home of a caretaker relative in a month that the child is not yet physically located in the home of a caretaker relative if the

(1) caretaker relative intends that the child will enter the home of the caretaker relative;

(2) child actually comes to live with the caretaker relative within 30 days after the caretaker relative receives the first Family Medicaid recipient identification card; and

(3) child has not received Title IV-E foster care benefits or Family Medicaid in the home