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61 Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oregon Programs Eligibility Notebook • Section 4: Glossary and acronyms (07/2026) CSIA Community spousal income allowance Allows the community spouse to a portion of their countable assets. Also known as Less Diverted to Spouse (LDS). CSP/PSP Child support passthrough/ passthrough support Child support intended for a TANF participant, up to $50 per dependent child or minor parent per financial group per month and not to exceed $200 per financial group per month. This amount is sent to the participant before any remaining amount of current child support is kept by the state. Pass-through includes current child support only. CT Notice Countable month notice Notice sent to Able Bodied Adults without Dependents (ABAWDs) informing of the receipt of a countable month of SNAP benefits towards the SNAP time limit. Custodial parent For children whose parents are divorced, separated, or unmarried, the parent with whom the child lives, with the following considerations: (a) If the child lives part-time with both parents, the parent with whom the child spends most nights is the custodial parent; or (b) If section (a) of this part cannot be determined due to the child spending equal nights with both parents, a court order or binding custody agreement establishing physical custody is used to identify the custodial parent. CWM Citizenship Waived Medical Medicaid coverage for emergency medical needs for individuals who otherwise meet the financial and non-financial eligibility requirements for a medical program, except they do not meet citizenship and/or non- citizen status requirements. CWM Plus Medical services for pregnant CWM beneficiaries (OAR 410-200-0240) and includes: (a) CWM Plus coverage for the duration of the individual’s pregnancy; and (b) Reproductive Health Equity Fund (RHEF) coverage through the end of the calendar month in which the 60th day following the last day of the pregnancy falls. DAC Disabled adult child An individual age 18 or older who was determined to be blind or disabled by SSA before age 22. DACs have certain protections from losing Medicaid coverage should they receive SSI and then lose it after being awarded SSA benefit from a deceased, disabled, or retired parent. Someone can be a DAC as defined by the SSA but not qualify for the OSIPM DAC category. Deactivated An Electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card term where an EBT card is canceled and cannot be reactivated. Deeming Deeming or sponsor deeming is the counting of a sponsor(s)’ income and resources based on the amount on the affidavit.