“Unborn child” means an individual from conception until he or she is born alive for whom all of the following requirements are met: 1.
(1)#
The unborn child’s mother is not eligible for medical assistance under this subchapter, except that she may be eligible for benefits under s. 49.45 (27).
(2)#
The income of the unborn child’s mother, mother and her spouse, or mother and her family, whichever is applicable, does not exceed 300 percent of the poverty line.
(3)#
Each of the following applicable persons who is employed provides verification from his or her employer, in the manner specified by the department, of his or her earnings: a. The unborn child’s mother. b. The spouse of the unborn child’s mother. c. Members of the unborn child’s mother’s family.
(3)(a)#
The unborn child’s mother.
(3)(b)#
The spouse of the unborn child’s mother.
(3)(c)#
Members of the unborn child’s mother’s family.
(4)#
The unborn child’s mother provides medical verification of her pregnancy, in the manner specified by the department. An unborn child’s eligibility for coverage under this section does not begin before the first day of the month in which the unborn child’s mother provides the medical verification.
(5)#
The unborn child and the mother of the unborn child meet all other applicable eligibility requirements under this chapter or established by the department by rule except for any of the following: a. The mother is not a U.S. citizen or an alien qualifying for Medicaid under 8 USC 1612. b. The mother is an inmate of a public institution. c. The mother does not provide a social security number, but only if subd. 5. a. applies.
(5)(a)#
The mother is not a U.S. citizen or an alien qualifying for Medicaid under 8 USC 1612.
(5)(b)#
The mother is an inmate of a public institution.
(5)(c)#
The mother does not provide a social security number, but only if subd. 5. a. applies.