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64 ii) For the purpose of this section only, Adult and Buy-In Programs for persons covered pursuant to 8.100.3.F, 8.100.6.P, 8.100.6.Q, or 8.715 include the following:

Commonly Used Program Name Rule Citation Old Age Pension A (OAP-A) 8.100.3.F.1.c Old Age Pension B (OAP-B) 8.100.3.F.1.c Qualified Disabled Widow/Widower 8.100.3.F.1.e Pickle 8.100.3.F.1.e Long-Term Care 8.100.3.F.1.f- h Medicaid Buy-In Program for Working Adults with Disabilities 8.100.6.P Medicaid Buy-In Program for Children with Disabilities 8.100.6.Q Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP) 8.715 10. Good Faith Effort a. In some cases, a Medical Assistance client or applicant may not be able to obtain the required documentation within the applicable reasonable opportunity period. If the client or applicant is making a good faith effort to obtain the required documentation, then the reasonable opportunity period should be extended. The amount of time given should be determined on a case-by-case basis and should be based on the amount of time the individual needs to obtain the required documentation. Examples of good faith effort include, but are not limited to:

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

64 ii) For the purpose of this section only, Adult and Buy-In Programs for persons covered pursuant to 8.100.3.F, 8.100.6.P, 8.100.6.Q, or 8.715 include the following:

Commonly Used Program Name Rule Citation Old Age Pension A (OAP-A) 8.100.3.F.1.c Old Age Pension B (OAP-B) 8.100.3.F.1.c Qualified Disabled Widow/Widower 8.100.3.F.1.e Pickle 8.100.3.F.1.e Long-Term Care 8.100.3.F.1.f- h Medicaid Buy-In Program for Working Adults with Disabilities 8.100.6.P Medicaid Buy-In Program for Children with Disabilities 8.100.6.Q Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP) 8.715 10. Good Faith Effort a. In some cases, a Medical Assistance client or applicant may not be able to obtain the required documentation within the applicable reasonable opportunity period. If the client or applicant is making a good faith effort to obtain the required documentation, then the reasonable opportunity period should be extended. The amount of time given should be determined on a case-by-case basis and should be based on the amount of time the individual needs to obtain the required documentation. Examples of good faith effort include, but are not limited to: