#NURSING HOME BUDGET SPREADSHEET PLUS#
#NURSING HOME BUDGET SPREADSHEET PROFESSIONAL#

HUMAN RESOURCESCAPITAL EXPENSESValue in Rupees COURSE Camera (polaroid) Purpose ID Cards (Per year approx 500 no's) ID Cards (Per year approx 500 no's) Jan'04 Feb'04 Mar'04 Apr'04 May'04 Jun'04 Jul'04 Aug'04 Sep'04 Oct'04 Nov'04 Dec'04 TOTAL

#NURSING HOME BUDGET SPREADSHEET PROFESSIONAL#

Please direct any questions to your local district support liaison.Heads Capital Expenses Production Payroll Recruitment Expenses Guest House Company Vehicles Staff Welfare Canteen Water Transport Uniforms Medical Visitor's Expense House Keeping Staff Training Local Conveyance Legal & Professional Fees Security Technical Traning Books, Journals & Subcriptions Stationery Consumables - Canteen Xerox Total Only resources attributed to the waiver spouse, after providing for any CSRA, is entered on the 04 budget. Income of the community spouse is not considered available and is not included in the income calculation.

#NURSING HOME BUDGET SPREADSHEET PLUS#

If the CSMIA, plus the FMA, if applicable, is equal to or less than $445, only the waiver spouse's income is budgeted using Budget Type 04, case count of one. If the CSMIA plus the FMA, if applicable, is greater than $445 (for 2012), the income continues to be budgeted under the appropriate Budget Type 08, 09 or 10. The CSMIA and FMA, if applicable, can be determined offline, using the LDSS-4346, 'Budget Worksheet вЂ“ Medical Assistance Institutionalized Spouse Budget Worksheet,' or by using the appropriate MBL budget вЂ“ Chronic Care Budget Type 08, 09 or 10. NOTE: In both situations, spousal impoverishment rules for treatment of resources, including a community spouse resource allowance (CSRA), apply. In 2012, it will only be advantageous to the waiver recipient to apply the post-eligibility rules if the CSMIA, plus FMA, if applicable, exceeds $445. Since the sum of the CSMIA and the PNA ($400 + $367 = $767) is less than the Medicaid income level for one plus $20 ($792 + $20 = $812), it is more advantageous to budget only the waiver participant's total net income, after applying all appropriate community SSI-related income disregards, and compare it to the Medicaid income level for one. The 2012 PNA for the waiver recipient (the difference between the two-person and one-person income levels) is $367 ($1,159 minus $792). If the sum of the waiver recipient's PNA, CSMIA and FMA, if applicable, is less than or equal to the sum of the Medicaid income level for a household of one and the $20 unearned income disregard, spousal impoverishment budgeting with post-eligibility rules is not more advantageous.ДЇor example: The waiver recipient has a CSMIA of $400. In order to determine whether spousal impoverishment budgeting with post- eligibility rules is more advantageous, a comparison must be made of the deductions allowed under each of the two methodologies. These deductions are not available when the total net income of only the waiver participant is budgeted and compared to the Medicaid income level for one.

Spousal impoverishment with post-eligibility treatment of income includes a deduction for a community spouse monthly income allowance (CSMIA), family member allowance (FMA), if applicable, and a personal needs allowance (PNA) for the waiver participant. Pursuant to federal approval under the State's 1115 waiver program, individuals with a 'community spouse,' as defined in Section 366-c of the Social Services Law, who are receiving waiver services in the Nursing Home Transition and Diversion (NHTD) waiver, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) waiver or Long Term Home Health Care Program (LTHHCP) must have eligibility determined under spousal impoverishment budgeting with post-eligibility rules, unless it is more advantageous to budget only the waiver participant's total net income, after applying all appropriate community SSI-related income disregards, and compare it to the Medicaid income level for one. The purpose of this General Information System (GIS) message is to advise local departments of social services of a change in policy concerning the use of spousal impoverishment budgeting with post-eligibility rules for married individuals who receive home and community-based waiver services under a waiver authorized under Section 1915(c) of the Social Security Act. Subject: Spousal Impoverishment Budgeting with Post-Eligibility Rules for Individuals Participating in a Home and Community-Based Waiver ProgramД¬ontact Person: Local District Support Unit - Upstate (518) 474-8887, New York City (212) 417-4500 To: Local District Commissioners, Medicaid DirectorsДЇrom: Judith Arnold, Director - Division of Health Reform and Health Insurance Exchange Integration

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