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• BadgerCare Plus • Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Medicaid • SSI-Related Medicaid • Special Status Medicaid • Institutional Medicaid • Home and Community Based Waiver (HCBW) Medicaid • Family Planning Only Services (FPOS) • Medicaid Purchase Plan (MAPP) • Foster Care Medicaid • Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid • Emergency Services Medicaid • Tuberculosis-Related Medicaid • Katie Beckett Medicaid • Medicare Savings Programs Continuous coverage does not apply to children: • Enrolled under presumptive eligibility. • Required to meet a deductible in order to enroll in BadgerCare Plus or Medicaid. 1.2.3 Termination of Coverage Qualifying children under 19 will only lose health care coverage during their 12-month period for the following reasons: • The child turns 19. • The child is no longer a resident of Wisconsin. • The child passes away. • The child’s citizenship or immigration status is not verified within the reasonable opportunity period. • The child’s immigration status changes and they are no longer in an eligible immigration status or designation (see SECTION 1.2.5 EMERGENCY SERVICES). • The child was eligible as a pregnant minor, turns 19, and their postpartum period ends. • The child's eligibility was based on incorrect information or agency error. • There is a voluntary request for disenrollment from BadgerCare Plus or Medicaid. Example 4 Allison is 17 and enrolls in BadgerCare Plus February 1. On May 12, her household reports moving to Florida. Allison’s BadgerCare Plus ends May 31. Example 5 Margaret applies for BadgerCare Plus for her son Ricardo. Ricardo is eligible, but verification of his citizenship is still needed. Ricardo is enrolled in BadgerCare Plus as of February 1, and is given a reasonable opportunity period to verify his citizenship. Ricardo’s citizenship is not verified by the due date of May 10, so his BadgerCare Plus ends May 31. 1.2.3.1 When Eligibility Was Based on Incorrect Information or Agency Error Children whose eligibility determination at application or renewal was made based on incorrect information or agency error will have their eligibility redetermined when the error is discovered. When eligibility is redetermined, depending on the circumstances of the case, the following may happen: • The child’s coverage will end if they are not eligible for any category of health care based on the corrected information (see Example 6).