Document Tag: Policy

I. INTRODUCTION II. REQUIREMENTS FOR REFERRING CHILDREN TO THE CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY III. CARETAKER RESPONSIBILITIES WHERE COOPERATION IS REQUIRED IV. DETERMINING GOOD CAUSE FOR NOT COOPERATING WITH CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT V. MAKING A REFERRAL TO IV-D VI. AUTOMATED REFERRAL PROCESS VII. PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO COOPERATE VIII. REPORTING CHANGES TO IV-D

I. POLICY RULES II. TRANSFERS FROM M-QB TO M-AABD III. TRANSFERS FROM M-AABD TO MQB-Q or B

I. POLICY RULE II. COMPUTING A DEDUCTIBLE III. HOW TO MEET A DEDUCTIBLE IV. ALLOWABLE CHARGES V. THIRD PARTY RESPONSIBILITY VI. DOCUMENTATION AND VERIFICATION VII. AUTHORIZATION AND REPORTING OF DEDUCTIBLE BALANCE VIII. APPLYING DRG POLICY DHB Administrative Letter 09-23, Retroactive Applicants/Beneficiaries – Medical Expenses

POLICY PRINCIPLES LENGTH OF CERTIFICATION PERIODS SPECIAL SITUATIONS AUTHORIZATION DMA Administrative Letter No: 04-15, Certification Period

DHB ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER NO: 03-23, MEDICAID PROCEDURES FOR ASSET VERIFICATION SYSTEM (AVS) DURINGTHE CONTINUOUS COVERAGE UNWINDING (CCU) PERIOD I. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS APPLICABLE TO ANY CHANGE IN SITUATION II. TYPES OF CHANGES

DHB ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER NO: 05-23, UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES (USPS) NATIONAL CHANGE OF ADDRESS (NCOA) AND UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICES RETURNED MAIL

I. DEFINITIONS II. POLICY PRINCIPLES III. INCOME IV. RESOURCES V. DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY FOR THE LIS VI. APPLICATION OUTCOMES VII. CASE MAINTENANCE VIII. LIS INCOME LIMITS

I. INTRODUCTION TO THE MEDICARE MODERNIZATION ACT OF 2003 II. POLICY PRINCIPLES III. ENROLLMENT IV. OTHER PROGRAM AREAS V. OTHER DRUG COVERAGE VI. EXCLUDED AND NON COVERED-DRUGS VII. MEDICAID ID CARD VIII. EIS IX. NOTICES AND APPEALS X. OTHER PLACES TO CONTACT FOR MEDICARE INFORMATION