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

84 c. Long- Term Care services i.) When a child is no longer eligible for Long-Term Care services they will be categorized as eligible within the MAGI- Child category for the remainder of the eligibility period; d. Medicaid Buy-In program specified in section 8.100.6.Q i) Exception: Enrollment will be discontinued if there is a failure to pay premiums; e. Pickle (Title II COLA/Pickle Amendment of 1977); f. Disabled Adult Child (DAC); and g. Limited Family Planning Medical Assistance. 3. Children, under the age of 19, no longer enrolled in Foster Care Medicaid will be eligible for the MAGI-Medical Assistance program. The continuous eligibility period will begin the month the child is no longer enrolled in Foster Care Medicaid as long as they meet one of the following conditions: a. Begin living with other Relatives; b. Are reunited with Parents; or c. Have received guardianship. 8.100.3.R. Presumptive Eligibility by Qualified Hospitals 1. Hospital Presumptive Eligibility is for inpatient and/or outpatient services through a qualified hospital presumptive eligibility site that assists individuals in completing a medical assistance application. These presumptive eligibility services are for ambulatory services, state plan approved medical services, or limited family planning. a. A pregnant woman may apply for presumptive eligibility for ambulatory services through a qualified hospital presumptive eligibility site. b. A child or youth under the age of 19 may apply for themself or have an adult apply on their behalf for presumptive eligibility for state plan