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12 Example 2: Based on the AG's reported income, the member had a liability of $34. In March they began receiving rental income. This was discovered in July and a $100 increase in the liability was budgeted effective August 1st. Recovery is for the months of May through July.

Incorrect liability amount $34

Correct liability amount $134

Difference $100

Out of Pocket Medical Month Expenses Expenditures

May 5/11 - $10 - wife $150 5/20 - 25 - recip.pd. $35

June 6/10 - $40 - wife $ 50

July None $200

For May:

$100 (difference between correct and incorrect liability) - 35 (recipient's "out of pocket" expenses and his wife's expenses) $ 65 (recovery amount because it is less than expenditures)

$150 Medicaid expenditures

For June:

$100 (difference between correct and incorrect liability) - 40 (wife's expenses) $ 60 (recovery amount)

$ 50 Medicaid expenditures; Recovery amount

For July:

$100 (difference between correct and incorrect liability)

The recovery amount is $100

The total recovery amount is $215. Example 3: Based on the AG’s reported income, she had a liability of $1500. In July they began receiving monthly payments from an annuity. This was discovered in November and a $200 increase in