Texas HB2060 mandates a study on Medicaid coverage for infants, focusing on compliance with federal guidelines and requirements.

Texas HB2060 requires the Health and Human Services Commission to conduct a study on Medicaid coverage for infants. The study will assess the commission's compliance with federal guidelines and requirements, including whether infants born to Medicaid recipients receive coverage, if separate applications are required, and if infants must reside with their mothers to remain eligible. The commission must also examine proof of citizenship requirements, eligibility redeterminations, and the provision of Medicaid identification numbers.

Texas HB2060 mandates a study on Medicaid coverage for infants, focusing on compliance with federal guidelines and requirements.

Texas HB2060 requires the Health and Human Services Commission to conduct a study on Medicaid coverage for infants. The study will assess the commission's compliance with federal guidelines and requirements, including whether infants born to Medicaid recipients receive coverage, if separate applications are required, and if infants must reside with their mothers to remain eligible. The commission must also examine proof of citizenship requirements, eligibility redeterminations, and the provision of Medicaid identification numbers.