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This is still highly needed:
Lack of Automatic Renewals for Pregnant Women and Auto Newborns is still a problem being faced by caseworkers in METS. Workers are employing some workarounds, none of which are desirable and are time consuming:-
In order to ensure continued eligibility for pregnant women and auto newborns, case workers:
· Close the entire case and re-submit a new application manually with a new application date, entering information the client attested to on the original application as well as any changes in circumstances processed since then
OR
· Create an application in the legacy system to ensure correct eligibility and coverage
OR
· Short-circuit the manual renewals process by not waiting for the Need to Renew (NTR) form to be returned from the client and manually renew the household based on attested data. Potentially handle the NTR form later as a Change in Circumstance(CiC).
Please find 'RFE 91908 Additional Details.docx' in the 'Attachment' section for a more detailed explanation of the issue, statutory considerations, and scenarios.
Per the Social Security Act 1902(e) [42 U.S. C. 1396a(e)], pregnant women and auto newborns are eligible through the end of the post-partum period and the month of their first birthday, respectively. They cannot lose eligibility except in very specific circumstances.
OOTB in V7 HCR, Pregnant Women and Auto (Deemed) Newborns on Streamline Medicaid do not receive eligibility for the expected duration when they gain coverage under that category in the middle of a certification period.
Manual renewals is one approach to dealing with the issue; but, technically this population isn't subject to renewals because they are entitled for a pre-defined period of time, irrespective of whether a certification period ends before that entitlement period. The attached document provides more details.
Attachment (Use case): Attaching a more detailed explanation of the gap, statutory expectations, and scenarios. Please review when planning a fix approach.
Hi,
We acknowledge that this is a valid enhancement request. It will be considered for inclusion in a future release of the product. Thank you for your interest in the Cúram product.
Thanks,
Eloise O'Riordan, Cúram SPM Offering Management team
Due to processing by IBM, this request was reassigned to have the following updated attributes:
Brand - Watson Health
Product family - Cúram Social Program Management
Product - Income Support for Medical Assistance
Component - Functionality
Source - IBM User Group
For recording keeping, the previous attributes were:
Brand - Watson Health
Product family - Cúram Social Program Management
Product - Social Program Management Platform
Component - Functionality
Source - IBM User Group