(a) A Family Medicaid household may include any of the following:
- (1) one adult and any number of dependent children for whom the adult is a caretaker relative;
- (2) only a dependent child or children if the caretaker relative is not included in the Medicaid household for the purpose of determining Medicaid eligibility;
(3) only a caretaker relative and no child if the caretaker relative is
- (A) a pregnant woman in her last trimester eligible under 7 AAC 100.124;
- (B) a caretaker relative of a child receiving SSI; or
- (C) caring for a child on whose behalf the caretaker relative is receiving foster care maintenance payments;
- (4) two parents and any number of dependent children, if the household meets the requirements of deprivation by deficient employment under 7 AAC 100.106(c).
- (b) If a child living in a two-parent household is deprived of parental support and care because of deficient employment under 7 AAC 100.106(c), both parents must be included in the household and have their income and resources counted, unless one parent is ineligible for another reason.
- (c) Except as provided in (a)(4) of this section, a Family Medicaid household may not include more than one caretaker relative, even if other individuals who meet the definition of a caretaker relative are living in the dependent child's home.
- (d) The department will not include a child in a household for any part of a month in which that child received Family Medicaid as a recipient of Title IV-E foster care payments.
(e) The department will include a stepparent in the household only if the
- (1) stepparent is the natural or adoptive parent of at least one child in the household;
- (2) parent and the stepparent have a common child living in the home; or
(3) stepparent is the caretaker relative when the other parent is not included in the household because the other parent is
- (A) absent from the home; or
- (B) an SSI or APA recipient.
(Eff. 7/20/2007, Register 183)
Authority: AS 47.05.010, AS 47.07.020, AS 47.07.040