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• Full benefit health insurance that covers treatment for their breast or cervical cancer or precancerous condition of the breast or cervix • Medicare Part A • Medicare Part B • BadgerCare Plus without a premium or any other category of full benefit Medicaid that covers their treatment for breast or cervical cancer or precancerous condition of the breast or cervix Note A person who must meet a deductible to be enrolled in BadgerCare Plus or Medicaid but has not yet met the deductible is not considered to be enrolled in BadgerCare Plus or Medicaid. This person may be eligible for WWWMA if they meet all other eligibility requirements. • Veteran's benefits/TRICARE that cover treatment for their breast or cervical cancer or precancerous condition of the breast or cervix • Federal employee health plans • Peace Corps health plans • Other full-benefit private or public health care plans that provide cancer treatment as determined by their health care team Except for BadgerCare Plus or Medicaid, a person is ineligible for WWWMA if they are enrolled in any of these health care plans and have not yet met a deductible for the plan. Health insurance coverage information is collected at application and renewal. Health insurance coverage information available to Wisconsin Medicaid from third party liability sources may also be used to identify if a person has current coverage. 36.3.3 Non-Disqualifying Insurance Coverage 1. The following health care benefits do not disqualify an applicant or member from WWWMA: a. Coverage only for accident or disability income insurance, or any combination thereof, b. Liability insurance including general liability insurance and automobile liability insurance, c. Workers’ compensation or similar insurance, credit-only insurance, d. Coverage for on-site medical clinics, e. Other similar insurance coverage, under which benefits for medical care are secondary or incidental to other insurance benefits, f. Indian Health Services, g. Non-coverage of cancer treatment due to waiting period, or h. Non-coverage of breast or cervical cancer treatment due to exclusion (max out) of cancer treatment in the policy. 2. Separate health insurance benefits that are not considered health insurance if offered separately are: a. Limited scope dental or vision benefits, or b. Benefits for long-term care, nursing home care, home health care, community-based care or any combination thereof. 3. Independent uncoordinated benefits are not considered health care insurance if offered as independent and/or uncoordinated benefits (for example, coverage only for specified disease or illness, hospital indemnity or other fixed indemnity insurance). 4. Separate insurance policies are not considered health insurance if offered as a separate insurance (Wrap Around) policy: a. Coverage supplemental to military insurance (ex., TRICARE wrap around), or