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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 10 CCR 2505-10 8.100 Medical Services Board

109 i) This extension does not apply to youth that are receiving subsidized adoption payments or ii) To youth that are enrolled in mandatory Medical Assistance. iii) This extension applies to Individuals who were in foster care at the age 18 on or after January 1, 2023, and were enrolled in Medicaid in another state, and who have become a resident of Colorado. b) Former Foster Care youth are not subject to either an income or resource test. c) Former Foster Care youth’s newborn shall be considered a needy newborn. 8.100.4.I. Transitional Medical Assistance and 4 Month Extended Medical Assistance 1. Eligibility for Transitional Medical Assistance shall be granted for twelve months (beginning with the first month of ineligibility) to individuals who are no longer eligible for the Parent/Caretaker Relative category due to a change in income. The extension shall be applied to individuals who: a. Were eligible for the Parent/Caretaker Relative category in at least three of the six months preceding the month in which the individual would have become ineligible, and b. Are no longer eligible for coverage under the Parent/Caretaker Relative category because of new or increased income from employment or hours of employment i) At least one Parent/Caretaker Relative must continue to be employed and cannot terminate employment without good cause. This does not need to be the same person for the whole period the family is receiving Transitional Medical Assistance. 2. Any dependent child or Parent/Caretaker Relative who was or becomes part of the Medical Assistance household after the individual has begun receiving