Disaster Relief Medicaid Act provides Medicaid assistance to disaster survivors, including extended mental health services and care coordination, for.
The Disaster Relief Medicaid Act amends Medicaid provisions to offer extended mental health and care coordination services to survivors of major disasters. It allows states to provide medical assistance to relief-eligible survivors without restrictions on amount, duration, scope, or comparability. The act defines a relief-eligible survivor as an individual whose family income does not exceed 133% of the poverty line, or 200% for pregnant individuals, children, or disabled recipients.
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