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Mod 3A UHI Ch. 15
Medicaid
Question | Answer |
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Federally mandated... | state administered |
Medicaid | For individuals with incomes below the fedreal poverty level |
Medicaid is jointly funded by... | federal and state governments. |
Establishes its... | own eligibiligy standards |
Determines the ... | type, amount, duration and scope of services |
Administers | its own program |
State legislature may change... | medicaid eligibility requirements during the year. |
Classification of individuals | Categorically or medically needy and special groups. |
TANF | Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, July 16 1996; children's program |
AFDC | replaced by TANF |
States that implement a medically needy Medicaid program are required to... | include pregnant women through a 60-day postpartum and children under age 18, certain newborns for one year and certain protected blind persons. |
QMB | Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries-states pay Medicare part A premiums |
QWDI | Qualified Working Disabled Individuals-states pay Medicare part A premiums |
QI | Qualifying Individual-states pay Medicare part B |
SLMB | Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary-states pay Medicare Part B |
SCHIP | State Children's health Insurance Program-allows states to create or expand existing insurance programs to include a number of uninsured children. |
PACE | Programs of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly-work to limit out of pocket costs to beneficiary by not applying deductibles, copayments or other cost sharing. |
What is not included in a couple's combined resources? | home, household goods, automobile, and burial funds. |
To receive federal matching funds, states must offer... | Inpatient hospital, outpatient hospital, lab, x-ray, nursing facility services, EPSDT, family planning services and supplies. |
Medicaid operates as a ... | vendor-payment program |
Exempt from copayments | Emergency services and family planning servies. |
FMAP | Portion of the Medicaid program paid by the federal government. |
Medicaid is always | payer of last resort |
Dual eligibles | Eligible for Medicaid and Medicare |
Providers are forbidden by law.. | to bill patients for Medicaid-covered benefits (balance billing) |
MEVS | Medicaid Eligibility Verification System-allows providers to electronically access the state's eligibility file. |
Verification of Eligibility methods | Point of service, Computer software, Automated Voice Response (Telephone) |
Voided Claim | One that Medicaid should not have originally paid, and results in a deduction from teh lump-sum payment made to the provider. |
Adjusted Claim | Has a payment correction, resulting in additional payment to the provider. |
Medicaid covered services are payable only... | When the service is determined by the provider to be medically necessary; consistent with the patient's symptoms, diagnosis, conditionor injury. |
Subrogation | Another party is liable. |
Optometry | Optional but not all states have it. |
Presumptive eligibility | Medicaid insurance is retro back 3 months for children, breast & cervical cancer treatment for women. |
Monthly survey letter | Sent to Medicaid recipients for verification of services paid the previous month |
First 10 days of life of newborn... | Covered under mother's ID number |
Community spouse | The spouse residing at home while the other is in a nursing home. |
Questions regarding Medicaid coverage | Direct to county government. |
Utilization Review | Audit |
Infant of a Medicaid recipient is .. | automatically eligble for Medicaid for the entire first year of life provided the newborn is continuously living with their mother for that full year. |
Preauthorization |