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FAMILY HEALTH PLUS (FHPlus)

(3) Determine the gross monthly income of the A/R, as follows:

Compare the gross countable income to the appropriate federal poverty level. The gross countable income of parents or persons age 19 and 20 who live with their parents is compared to 150% of the federal poverty level for the appropriate family size. For single individuals and childless couples, both disabled and non-disabled, and for 19 and 20 year-olds not residing with their parents, gross countable income is compared to 100% of the federal poverty level for the appropriate family size.

Documentation: Documentation of income is the same as for the regular Medicaid program. The source and amount of income is documented in the case record.

(MRG)

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Official source

UPDATED: JUNE 2010

274

INCOME

FAMILY HEALTH PLUS (FHPlus)

(3) Determine the gross monthly income of the A/R, as follows:

Compare the gross countable income to the appropriate federal poverty level. The gross countable income of parents or persons age 19 and 20 who live with their parents is compared to 150% of the federal poverty level for the appropriate family size. For single individuals and childless couples, both disabled and non-disabled, and for 19 and 20 year-olds not residing with their parents, gross countable income is compared to 100% of the federal poverty level for the appropriate family size.

Documentation: Documentation of income is the same as for the regular Medicaid program. The source and amount of income is documented in the case record.

(MRG)