WAC 182-512-0050 SSI-related medical -- General information.
A field of vision limitation so the widest diameter of the visual field subtends an angle no greater than twenty degrees.
In the case of a child seventeen years of age or younger, if the child suffers from any medically determinable physical or mental impairment of comparable severity.
Controlling federal court decisions, which define the OASDI and SSI disability standard and determination process.
Medical condition has changed since the SSA denial was issued.
The agency considers a person who meets the special requirements for SSI status under Sections 1619(a) or 1619(b) of the Social Security Act as an SSI recipient. Such a person is eligible for WAH CN health care coverage under WAC 182-510-0001.
Chapter 182-516 WAC, Trusts, annuities and life estates.
Chapter 182-515 WAC, Waiver services.
For WAH HWD, program specific requirements in chapter 182-511 WAC.
Aliens who qualify for medicaid coverage, but are determined ineligible because of alien status may be eligible for programs as specified in WAC 182-507-0110.
The agency pays for a person's medical care outside of Washington according to WAC 182-501-0180.
The agency follows income and resource methodologies of the supplemental security income (SSI) program defined in federal law when determining eligibility for SSI-related medical or medicare savings programs unless the agency adopts rules that are less restrictive than those of the SSI program.
Refer to WAC 182-504-0125 for effects of changes on medical assistance for redetermination of eligibility.