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While the College is not violating Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) since overtime is paid when it is not required, the college should consider implementing such limits on overtime pay which could result in cost- savings.
Once the appropriate exclusions have been applied and the value of each type of resource is determined, the value of all countable resources (including deemed resources) are added together to determine the total countable resources for the Medicaid eligibility group for the family size involved.
Individuals enrolled in the Supports Program who are accessing Private Duty Nursing (PDN) from the MLTSS Program may be enrolled in any Medicaid eligibility group recognized within the Supports Program and will be able to access all Supports Program services.
That income is then compared against the Medicaid eligibility group income limit for the family size involved – i.e., household size.
The Medicaid eligibility group increases in size for any dependent child under age nineteen (19) who is not receiving SSI.
Income deeming requirements are based on the FRU rather than the Medicaid eligibility group rule.
A person may be included in the Medicaid eligibility group without being included in the FRU – (e.g., the sibling of a child seeking MN eligibility –) and having their income deemed to an applicant or non-applicant in the household.
This plan will be updated consistent with the provisions of the Affordable Care Act and CMS regulations for any individuals enrolled in Demonstration Eligible Groups (as defined in paragraph 17, Table 1a) who will be eligible for coverage under the state plan as of January 1, 2014, including under the new Medicaid eligibility group identified in Section 1902(a)(10)(A)(i)(VIII) of the Act, or who elect to move to an Exchange plan.
Table A outlines the Medicaid eligibility group for each DSHP and DSHP-Plus eligibility group.
Application for Medicare is a condition of eligibility unless the state does not pay the Medicare premiums, deductibles or co-insurance (except those applicable under Part D) for persons covered by the Medicaid eligibility group under which the individual is applying.