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Effective Date:
9/2010Documents
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Document
Instructions
Updated: 9/2010
Purpose
- To serve as a reminder of items to be cleared during an interview with a client and/or his responsible party.
- To record information provided by the client and/or his responsible party.
Procedure
When to Prepare
The Medicaid Eligibility for the Elderly and People with Disabilities (MEPD) eligibility specialist completes Form H1246 for each application during the interview with the client and/or his responsible party.
Number of Copies
The MEPD eligibility specialist completes an original Form H1246.
Transmittal
File Form H1246 in the case record behind the corresponding Form H1201, MAO Worksheet.
Form Retention
Form H1246 is kept in the case record for three years after the case is denied.
Detailed Instructions
Self-explanatory.
Note: When asking the client or his responsible party for information, the MEPD eligibility specialist should ask open-ended questions, if possible, and avoid using leading questions.