WAC 182-504-0110 Washington apple health -- When to report changes.

Effective August 29, 2014.

All changes you report to us (the agency or its designee), as required by WAC 182-504-0105 , are used to decide if you can receive or keep receiving Washington apple health (WAH) coverage.

You must report changes during your certification period within thirty days of when the change happened.

You must report all changes during application, renewal, or redetermination of your WAH eligibility, regardless of when the change happened.

For a change in income, the date a change happened is the first date you received income based on the change. For example, the date you receive your first paycheck for a new job or the date you got a paycheck with a wage increase is the date the change happened.

If you do not report a change or you report a change late, we will decide if you can receive or keep receiving WAH coverage based on the date the change was required to be reported.

If you do not report a change or you report a change late, and if it affects the amount you must pay toward your cost of care as described in WAC 182-513-1380 or chapter 182-515 WAC, you may become liable for overpayments we make on your behalf and you may need to pay more to your care provider.

If you do not report a change or you report a change late, it may result in us overpaying you and you having to pay us back for the health care costs we overpaid. See chapter 182-520 WAC.

This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser . If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page .