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Personal Funds Account Balance Report 2575-030. To utilize the full functionality of a fillable PDF file, you must download the form, and fill in the form fields using your default browser.
7 Απρ 2023 · The Mo HealthNet Personal Funds Account Balance Report was updated in March of 2023. Please use the following link to access the updated report when reporting expired residents to the MO HealthNet Division: https://manuals.momed.com/forms/Personal_Funds_Account_Balance_Report.pdf.
The DSS Family Support Division (FSD) determines MO HealthNet eligibility for individuals and families. There are 144 FSD Resource Centers located throughout Missouri (an interactive map of the FSD Resource Centers can be found at: http://dss.mo.gov/dss_map/).
1 Απρ 2024 · Print a copy of the Benefit Program Income Limits chart. Household Size & Maximum ANNUAL Income. * NOTE: Depending on certain circumstances, this annual amount may vary. Household Size & Maximum MONTHLY Income. * NOTE: For household sizes over 6, add $128 to the maximum monthly income for each household member.
MO HealthNet impacts the lives of low-income children, families, older adults, and people with disabilities in Missouri. The availability of Medicaid reduces the number of uninsured Missourians and provides health insurance coverage for populations that might not otherwise have health coverage.
In 2020, Missouri voters approved a Medicaid expansion ballot measure that extended Medicaid coverage to adults under 65 with household incomes up to 138% FPL. Despite approval of the ballot measure, the Missouri General Assembly declined to provide funding
MO HealthNet for the Elderly, Blind, and Disabled with a Spend Down allows consumers who have income above the income level for MO HealthNet for Disabled (Medicaid) to qualify for coverage. The Spend Down amount is the amount of income that is above the income maximum.
