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b. Similar "wrap around" supplemental coverage under a group health plan. 5. Creditable coverage plans that do not cover treatment for the breast or cervical cancer due to a waiting period, exclusion or carve out restrictions. Note Current coverage under Medicare Parts A or B will disqualify an applicant or member from WWWMA eligibility. This page last updated in Release Number: 25-03 Release Date: 08/13/2025 Effective Date: 08/13/2025 36.4 WWWMA Financial Requirements Because enrollment in Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid (WWWMA) is dependent on financial eligibility for one of the entry programs listed in SECTION 36.1 WWWMA INTRODUCTION, there are no income or asset tests specifically for WWWMA.Financial eligibility is determined through the Wisconsin Well Woman Program (WWWP), Family Planning Only Services (FPOS), or BadgerCare Plus enrollment process. For information on BadgerCare Plus financial requirements, see BadgerCare Plus Handbook, Section 16 Income, Section 17 Deductibles, Section 18 BadgerCare Plus Extensions, and Section 19 Premiums. For information on FPOS financial requirements, see BadgerCare Plus Handbook, Section 40 Family Planning Only Services (FPOS). Once a person is enrolled in WWWMA, they may not be financially tested as a condition of their continuing eligibility in WWWMA. This page last updated in Release Number: 24-03 Release Date: 12/18/2024 Effective Date: 12/18/2024 36.5 WWWMA Changes Wisconsin Well Woman Medicaid (WWWMA) members are required to report to EM CAPO within 10 days of occurrence changes that would affect their eligibility. This includes: 1. Turning 65 years old. 2. Change in address or phone number, including if the member is incarcerated in or released from jail or prison. 3. No longer needing treatment for breast or cervical cancer. 4. Obtaining health insurance that covers their treatment for breast or cervical cancer. 5. Obtaining Medicare Part A, Part B, or both. Note If a child under age 19 enrolled in WWWMA no longer requires treatment or gets health insurance that covers their treatment, they will not be disenrolled during their continuous coverage period (see SECTION 1.2 CONTINUOUS COVERAGE FOR QUALIFYING CHILDREN). 36.5.1 Maintaining WWWMA Coverage While Considering other Medicaid Eligibility When a WWWMA member no longer meets program requirements due to a change in circumstances, all other potential health care eligibility must be considered before coverage under WWWMA ends.