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To: combjelly who wrote (538363)	12/23/2009 3:24:45 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578296

I saw the letters claiming that was the case. I also listened to the call that was made to 211 and heard the worker explain that they had made more than $300 in November. There are a lot of requirements that have to be met with respect to income and resources, but making $300 in November would not trigger something like this in any Medicaid program (whether children's, adult men or women, or nursing home benefits). An incremental $300 could do it, but income requirements are generally determined on an annual basis. There could, of course, be other issues -- but you indicated it was "because" they made $300 in November. That, alone, simply would be insufficient to disqualify a Medicaid beneficiary. Again, I have no wish to level the charge of lying, so I'll assume it is just some confusion on your part. Annual income limits depend on the state and the particular program for which the beneficiary is qualified. None approach $3,600/year.