Community spouse definition
Community spouse means a spouse of an institutionalized spouse for the purposes of rules 441—75.5(249A), 441—75.16(249A), and 441—76.10(249A).
Community spouse means the spouse of an institutionalized spouse.
Community spouse means a person who:
More Definitions of Community spouse
Community spouse means the husband or wife of an institutionalized person who has entered into a contract of marriage, recognized as valid by the state of Arizona, and who does not live in a medical institution.
Community spouse means the spouse, who lives in the community, of an individual receiving long-term care services in a long-term care facility or home care services pursuant to the Medicaid waiver for elderly services under section 256B.0915 or the alternative care program under section 256B.0913. A community spouse does not include a spouse living in the community who receives a monthly income allowance under section 256B.058, subdivision 2, or who receives home and community-based services under section 256B.0915, 256B.092, or 256B.49, or the alternative care program under section 256B.0913;
Community spouse means the spouse of a person who is in an institution or nursing facility, the spouse of a person who is enrolled in the PACE program authorized pursuant to section 25.5-5-412, or the spouse of a person who is receiving home- and community-based services pursuant to this article.
Community spouse means an individual who is married to an institutionalized spouse.
Community spouse means an individual who is legally married as recognized under state law to a family care spouse.
Community spouse means an individual who is legally married as recognized under state law to an institutionalized spouse but is not himself or herself an institutionalized individual.
Community spouse means the spouse of an institutionalized spouse or the spouse of a home and community-based services spouse.