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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 23

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 27 Chapter 23 Specific Medicaid Requirements

23.10.8 DEEMED PARENTS/CARETAKER RELATIVES 23.10.8.A Extended Medicaid Income Assets N/A N/A An assistance group (AG) is eligible for Extended Medicaid for four months when both of the following conditions are met: • The AG lost eligibility for Parents/Caretaker Relatives Medicaid due to receipt of new or increased spousal support; and, • The AG received Parents/Caretaker Relatives Medicaid in at least three of the months during the six-month period that immediately preceded the first month of ineligibility for this coverage group Medicaid. Extended Medicaid clients are not required to cooperate with or referred to Bureau of Child Support Enforcement (BCSE). 23.10.8.B Children Covered Under Title IV-E Adoption Assistance and Title IV-E Foster Care Income Assets N/A N/A Families that receive Title IV-E Adoption Assistance or Foster Care payments from West Virginia receive a Medicaid card for the child only. This is provided by Social Services. Unless the child is also an SSI recipient, the Income Maintenance staff has no responsibilities related to determining this coverage. When a child receives Title IV-E Adoption Assistance or Foster Care, and is also an SSI recipient, the Worker must determine which coverage group is appropriate for the child, as follows: • When the child receives Title IV-E Adoption Assistance or Foster Care from West Virginia, medical coverage is provided as a recipient of Title IV-E payments.

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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 23

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 27 Chapter 23 Specific Medicaid Requirements

23.10.8 DEEMED PARENTS/CARETAKER RELATIVES 23.10.8.A Extended Medicaid Income Assets N/A N/A An assistance group (AG) is eligible for Extended Medicaid for four months when both of the following conditions are met: • The AG lost eligibility for Parents/Caretaker Relatives Medicaid due to receipt of new or increased spousal support; and, • The AG received Parents/Caretaker Relatives Medicaid in at least three of the months during the six-month period that immediately preceded the first month of ineligibility for this coverage group Medicaid. Extended Medicaid clients are not required to cooperate with or referred to Bureau of Child Support Enforcement (BCSE). 23.10.8.B Children Covered Under Title IV-E Adoption Assistance and Title IV-E Foster Care Income Assets N/A N/A Families that receive Title IV-E Adoption Assistance or Foster Care payments from West Virginia receive a Medicaid card for the child only. This is provided by Social Services. Unless the child is also an SSI recipient, the Income Maintenance staff has no responsibilities related to determining this coverage. When a child receives Title IV-E Adoption Assistance or Foster Care, and is also an SSI recipient, the Worker must determine which coverage group is appropriate for the child, as follows: • When the child receives Title IV-E Adoption Assistance or Foster Care from West Virginia, medical coverage is provided as a recipient of Title IV-E payments.