Section 7.100.008. When a new application is required.

	(a)  A new application must be made if, at the time of application, the individual is not receiving Medicaid under this chapter and is not a member of a household receiving Medicaid under this chapter.  
	(b)  The department may determine eligibility without requiring the applicant or recipient to submit a new application under the following circumstances if the department already has enough information to determine eligibility:  
		(1) a recipient is moving from one eligibility category to another eligibility category;  
		(2) an individual is being added to an ongoing Medicaid case and the caseworker is able to obtain all other needed verification and documentation;  
		(3) an individual is already receiving benefits administered by the division handling public assistance within the department, and the existing public assistance record contains enough information to determine Medicaid eligibility;  
		(4) a household moves from Family Medicaid to Transitional Medicaid or from Transitional Medicaid to Family Medicaid;  
		(5) a child who has been eligible under a category in 7 AAC 100.002(a) or (c) related to Family Medicaid moves to the disability-related eligibility category in 7 AAC 100.002(d)(5);  
		(6) an individual submits a Medicaid application form designed for a different Medicaid eligibility category than the one intended, but the application form submitted contains enough information for the department to determine eligibility for the intended category;  
		(7) the department is reinstating benefits for a recipient whose Medicaid eligibility was terminated, if the recipient has made a timely request for a hearing under 7 AAC 49, or reinstatement of eligibility is ordered under 7 AAC 49 or by the court.  

Authorities

47.05.010;47.07.040

Notes

Authority

AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.040

History

Eff. 7/20/2007, Register 183; am 4/4/2013, Register 206