Financial Eligibility Requirements

Ž A CCSP Medicaid eligible person may divert up to $2,377.50 per month of income to a legal spouse who is neither in the CCSP nor an institution. The legal spouse’s income is deducted from the $2,377.50 limit before determining the amount of income to divert.

 

Ž If the CCSP Medical application has a spouse who is neither in CCSP nor an institution, the assets of the spouse MUST be considered in the eligibility determination. The total combined assets of the individual and the spouse must be $97,100 or less. The CCSP client must transfer assets in his/her name in excess of $2,000 to the community spouse within one year from the month Medicaid eligibility begins.

Send referrals to:

 

              West Central Georgia Area Agency on Aging

              Rosalind Alston, Intake Coordinator

              Community Care Services Program

              1428 Second Avenue/P.O. Box 1908

              Columbus, Georgia 31902-1908

              706/649-7494 or 800-615-4379

              Fax: 706/649-1208

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These limits change when Social Security Administration increases Social Security and SSI.

 

SSI

MAD (CCSP Medicaid)

Income Limits:

 

 

Individual

Below $579/month

$1,737/month

Couple (both in CCSP)

Below $869/month

$1,737/month per individual

Individual in CCSP, but married

Below $869/month

$1,737/month

Resources:

 

 

Individual

$2,000 or less

$2,000 or less

Couple (both in CCSP)

$3,000 or less

$3,000

Individual in CCSP, but married

$2,000 or less

$97,100 (combined) or less for CCSP Medicaid

Care coordination

No cost

No cost

Waivered Services

No cost

May have to cost share