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

85 approved medical services through a qualified hospital presumptive eligibility site. c. An applicant aged 19-65, an applicant who is a parent or caretaker relative of dependent children, or an applicant age 16 or older who is currently employed and meet the Social Security Administration’s definition of disability or have a limited disability as determined by a state contractor may apply for presumptive eligibility for state plan approved medical services through a qualified hospital presumptive eligibility site. d. Presumptive eligibility is also available to applicants for limited family planning who are not pregnant. There are no age or gender restrictions under the limited family planning presumptive eligibility category. 2. To be eligible for presumptive eligibility: a. A pregnant woman must have an attested pregnancy, declare that her household's income shall not exceed 195% of the federal poverty level and declare that she is a United States citizen or a lawfully residing immigrant unless they meet the exceptions outlined under 8.100.3.G. 1.g. viii. b. A child or youth under the age of 19 must have a declared household income that does not exceed 142% of federal poverty level and declare that the child or youth is a United States citizen or a documented immigrant unless they meet the exceptions outlined under 8.100.3.G. 1.g.viii. c. To qualify for limited family planning presumptive eligibility, an applicant must have declared household income greater than 133% but not exceeding 260% of the federal poverty level. The applicant cannot be eligible for a Medicaid eligibility category that provides full coverage. The applicant must declare they are a United States citizen or a lawfully residing immigrant. An applicant applying for limited family planning