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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatr Serv. 2012 Aug;63(8):815–822. doi: 10.1176/appi.ps.201100301

Table 1.

Eligibility categories for Maryland Medicaid

Category Morbidity Income levela Assets Notes
Disabled Disability greater than 12 months Very low (<$3,000 per year for an individual) <$2,000 Includes some with higher income who are “medically needy” (Code of Maryland Regulations [COMAR] §07.03.07)
Families and children None Low (<$17,000 per year for family of 3) <$2,000 Includes some with higher income who are medically needy (35)
Dual coverage (Medicare and Medicaid) Disability greater than 12 months Very low (<$3,000 per year for an individual) <$2,000 Medicare transactions, including cervical cancer screening, may not be reflected in Medicaid record (36)
Family planning None Low (<$25,000 per year for woman in family of 2) Not specified Postpregnancy benefit that includes preventive visits but very little else (COMAR §10.09.58)
Long-term care Chronic illness requiring daily nursing care Very low (<$3,000 per year for an individual) <$2,000
Other High Higher than limits specified above Not specified Includes uninsured women aged 40–64 with breast or cervical cancer (COMAR §10.09.24.03-1)
a

Income levels are approximate (37).