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Call Center FS/FM SUCCESS PG October 24, 2007 Introduction to Training Children in Georgia benefit from the availability of child welfare, public health and community-based programs and prevention programs can benefit a broad range of atrisk youth. Georgia requires responsible parental behavior as a condition of eligibility for public assistance. The State has continued its family cap provision and immunization requirement, implemented prior to the PRWORA. (Excerpt from the TANF Policy Manual, Section 1001@www.odis.dhr.state.ga.us) PG-17
Call Center FS/FM SUCCESS PG October 24, 2007 Introduction to Training Medical Assistance Program (This is not an all-inclusive list) Family Medicaid Classes of Assistance Low Income Medicaid (LIM) covers adults and children who meet the financial eligibility based on income and resource limits. In addition, LIM is available for families who choose to receive only Medicaid rather than cash assistance (TANF), or choose to receive their child support rather than TANF, or do not wish to comply with the Personal Responsibilities or the Work Requirements of the TANF Family Service Plan. Right from the Start Medicaid (RSM) covers children and pregnant women who are not eligible for LIM. Eligibility covers pregnant women who have income less than or equal to 200% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL), children under age 1 who have income less than or equal to 185% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) and children from age 1 through 6th year birth month who have income less than or equal to 133% of FPL. It also covers children age 6 through age 18 who have income less than or equal to 100% of the Federal Poverty Level. This program was created to help reduce infant mortality in the U.S. and to give young children the "right start" in life. It allows many families the safety net of medical coverage for children while they continue to financially support themselves. Newborn Medicaid (NB) provides Medicaid coverage to a child born to a mother who was eligible for and receiving Medicaid under any class of assistance in Georgia on the day the child was born. A child is eligible for NB Medicaid for up to 13 months beginning with the month of birth and continuing through the month in which the child reaches age 1, as long as the child lives with the mother continuously. Transitional Medical Assistance (TMA) provides Medicaid for up to 12 months to families for whom LIM is terminated because of increased or new earnings from employment. TMA uses 185% of the Federal Poverty Level as the income limit for eligibility. This program is to help transition families into full independence. PG-18
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