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

110 Transitional Medical Assistance is eligible for the remaining months of Transitional Medical Assistance. a. A dependent child in the household who received Medical Assistance through continuous eligibility, but is no longer eligible for Medical Assistance based on a redetermination, is eligible for the family’s remaining months of Transitional Medical Assistance. b. An individual in the household who received Medical Assistance, but is no longer eligible for Medical Assistance based on a redetermination, is eligible for the family’s remaining months of Transitional Medical Assistance 3. To become or remain eligible for Transitional Medical Assistance the household must include a dependent child. If it is determined that the household no longer has a child living in the home, Transitional Medicaid Assistance shall discontinue at the end of the month in which the household does not include a dependent child. 4. When Transitional Medical Assistance ends the case will be reassessed for all other categories of Medical Assistance for which the family members may be eligible. A new application shall not be required for this process. 5. Eligibility for Medical Assistance shall be extended for four months (beginning with the first month of ineligibility) for certain families who become ineligible for Medical Assistance due solely or partially to the receipt of support income, such as alimony. The extension shall be applied for a family which receives assistance under Medical Assistance in at least three of the six months immediately preceding the month in which the family becomes ineligible for assistance. To be eligible for the four month Medical Assistance extension, the family shall meet all other eligibility criteria for Medical Assistance before the alimony income is applied. a. Alimony received will be countable income only if the divorce or legal separation is executed on or before December 31, 2018. Alimony will not