The single streamlined application will contain questions that are designed to identify individuals who may be eligible for Medicaid on a basis other than MAGI. Today, many States use a simplified application that includes questions about disability status or the need for longterm care. The single streamlined application will have similar questions to help identify individuals who may need a Medicaid determination on a basis other than MAGI. Once identified, the individuals would be asked to complete a supplemental application, or a separate application for non-MAGI groups. The application will be developed with State and public input; we will be interested in suggestions on how best to screen for non-MAGI eligibility.
Can a State require Medicaid applicants who are applying to a State Medicaid agency to
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Can a State require Medicaid applicants who are applying to a State Medicaid agency to apply using the single streamlined application and therefore not get screened for a non-MAGI eligibility category?