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Ohio Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2021) |
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5101:2 Division of Social Services |
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Chapter5101:2-44. State Adoption Subsidy Program |
5101:2-44-05.2. Medicaid eligibility for state adoption subsidy recipient moving from or to Ohio
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(A) Residence in Ohio is a requirement for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues.
(B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for medicaid in the new residence state if one of the following applies:
(1) The new residence state has elected, in its state medicaid plan, the state option for its state adoption subsidy children.
(2) The new residence state and the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS) are parties to an interstate agreement for reciprocal medicaid coverage of state adoption subsidy children.
(3) The new residence state elects in its state medicaid plan to reciprocate with all states for medicaid coverage of state adoption subsidy children, whether or not the states are parties to an interstate agreement.
(C) If a child moves from Ohio into a new residence state, the Ohio public children services agency (PCSA) which entered into the JFS 01615 "Approval for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy " (rev. 4/2019) shall:
(1) Within seven business days after notification of the child's relocation or intent to relocate to another state, complete and forward the original interstate compact on adoption and medical assistance (ICAMA) form 7.01 "Notice of Medicaid Eligibility/Case Activation," appendix A to this rule, and a copy of the current signed and dated JFS 01615 to the ODJFS ICAMA state administrator.
(2) Upon notification of an additional change in the child's or family's status, the PCSA shall, within seven business days, complete and forward the ICAMA form 7.5 " Information Exchange," appendix B to this rule, to the ODJFS ICAMA state administrator.
(3) Notify the adoptive parent that Ohio medicaid coverage will be terminated.
(4) Terminate Ohio medicaid coverage in the statewide automated child welfare information system (SACWIS).
(5) Notify the county department of job and family services (CDJFS) that the Ohio medicaid case shall be closed, if applicable.
(D) If an adoptive child moves from Ohio to another state, the adoptive parent shall inform the PCSA of the family's address and telephone number within ten days of relocation.
(E) An adoptive child with special needs who is a resident of Ohio and in receipt of a state adoption subsidy agreement from another state is eligible to receive Ohio medicaid, as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code, if:
(1) The state which entered into the state adoption subsidy agreement has been identified as a member of ICAMA.
(2) The state which entered into the state adoption subsidy agreement is not identified as a member of ICAMA but has elected in its state medicaid plan to provide medicaid coverage for its own state adoption subsidy children.
(3) The state which entered into the state adoption subsidy agreement and ODJFS are parties to an interstate agreement for reciprocal medicaid coverage of state adoption subsidy children.
(F) If an adoptive child moves from another state to Ohio and has a state adoption subsidy agreement in effect with another state, the PCSA shall:
(1) Upon receipt of the ICAMA form 700 from the national ICAMA database and the state adoption subsidy agreement determine the child's eligibility for medicaid as outlined in paragraph (E) of this rule.
(2) After determination of medicaid eligibility, enter into SACWIS the Ohio medicaid effective date and an "active" status on the ICAMA record.
(G) Copies of all ICAMA forms and correspondence shall be maintained in the child's state adoption subsidy case record.
(H) The adoptive parents, whether moving from or to Ohio, shall provide the residence state with any information regarding medical assistance or insurance available to the child.