Wash. Admin. Code § 182-504-0130 - Washington apple health-Continued coverage pending an appeal
(1) Continued
coverage is when you continue to receive Washington apple health benefits while
appealing a medicaid agency adverse action to terminate, suspend, or reduce
your:
(a) Medicaid eligibility; or
(b) Authorization for a covered
service.
(2) To qualify
for continued coverage, you must request a hearing on the adverse action no
later than:
(a) The tenth day after we (the
medicaid agency or its designee) sent a notice of the action to you;
or
(b) The last day of the month
before the action takes effect.
(3) If your last day to request a hearing and
still qualify for continued coverage falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or a
designated holiday under WAC
357-31-005, you have until 5:00
p.m. on the next business day to request the hearing.
(4) Continued coverage ends when:
(a) You state in writing you no longer wish
to receive continued coverage;
(b)
You withdraw the appeal;
(c) You
default and an order of dismissal is entered;
(d) An administrative law judge or a review
judge issues an adverse ruling or written decision:
(i) Terminating your continued coverage;
or
(ii) Ruling you do not qualify
for benefits.
(5) You cannot receive continued coverage if
the adverse action was due solely to a change in statute, federal regulation,
or administrative rule, unless there is a question about whether you are in the
class of people affected by the change.
(6) If you are receiving medically needy
coverage, you cannot receive continued coverage past the end of the
certification period described in WAC
182-504-0020.
(7) If you are receiving coverage under an
alien medical program, you cannot receive continued coverage past the end of
the certification period described in chapter 182-507 WAC.
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