5011 U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND ELIGIBLE ALIEN STATUS
Note:
Verification of satisfactory immigration status is not required for an
alien applying for treatment of an emergency medical condition. See
Section 5600.
Verification of U.S. citizenship and identity is not required for:
A current Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipient;
Note:
A screen-print of the State Data Exchange (SDX) interface may be used to
verify and document a former SSI recipient’s citizenship. An
SSI recipient’s citizenship status can be found in the Alien Indicator
Code at position 578 on the SDX.
A current Medicare recipient;
An individual receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI Social Security Disability Insurance) benefits;
Children in state
foster care or Title IV-E adoption assistance;
A newborn child, including a baby whose mother is a non-qualified alien and is determined eligible under “Emergency Treatment for Aliens” for the labor and delivery of the child. Documentation of U.S. citizenship would be required when the child turns age one. receiving newborn coverage through the end of his or her first birthday.
Note:
If an individual who is a mandatory household member is found ineligible
for Medicaid for failure to provide verification of their own citizenship
and identity, or immigration status, that individual’s needs, income,
and resources continue to be included in the financial eligibility determination
for the household.
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