Presumptive Eligibility for Parent / Caretaker Relative, Former Foster Care Youth and Adult Expansion Group Checklist - Missouri

Presumptive Eligibility for Parent/Caretaker Relative, Former Foster Care Youth and Adult Expansion Group Checklist is a legal document that was released by the Missouri Department of Social Services - a government authority operating within Missouri.

FAQ

Q: What is Presumptive Eligibility?
A: Presumptive Eligibility is a temporary Medicaid coverage that allows individuals to receive immediate healthcare services while their full Medicaid application is being processed.

Q: Who is eligible for Presumptive Eligibility in Missouri?
A: Parent/Caretaker Relatives, Former Foster Care Youth and Adult Expansion Group are eligible for Presumptive Eligibility in Missouri.

Q: What are the benefits of Presumptive Eligibility?
A: The benefits of Presumptive Eligibility include immediate access to healthcare services, such as doctor visits, prescription medications, and hospital care.

Q: How long does Presumptive Eligibility last?
A: Presumptive Eligibility lasts for up to 60 days or until a final Medicaid eligibility determination is made, whichever comes first.

Q: Can I still apply for regular Medicaid while on Presumptive Eligibility?
A: Yes, you can and should still apply for regular Medicaid while on Presumptive Eligibility to ensure continued healthcare coverage after the Presumptive Eligibility period ends.

Q: Can I receive retroactive coverage for services received during Presumptive Eligibility?
A: Yes, if you are determined eligible for Medicaid, you may be able to receive retroactive coverage for services received during the Presumptive Eligibility period.