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BPS2150: Citizenshop and Alien Status- (Online)
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  • "I think this is a great training for new EWs and a refresher for veteran EWs."

    "Provided helpful information and clear explanations to assist in understanding when aliens are eligible for full benefits or emergency services."

    "I personally have enhanced my knowledge by taing this course."

    "Thanks for the online training!!!"

         - comments from Course Pilot Participants

    Beginning September 16, 2009, you can access BPS2150: Citizen and Alien Status by visiting the Knowledge Center, Course Information and Enrollment page. You may access the modules when convenient for you and you can stop and start the modules as you'd like. After you've completed the modules, you can return to reference the material at any time.


 

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BPS2150: Citizenship and Alien Status - Online
This self-paced, interactive, online course is designed to explore the process of verifying that non-citizen meet the necessary requirements for Medicaid benefits, and whether thise benefits will entail full or limited coverage. The course examines the distinctions between different groups of aliens when making eligibility determinations as well ass how thise distinctions affect Medicaid coverage. The course also discusses how to go about documenting case records correctly, including information needed for entry into the ADAPT and MMIS database systems.

Topics include:

  • Identifying and evaluation legal presence requirements for Medicaid applicants/enrollees
  • Determining what verifications are needed to prove citizenship and identity
  • Documenting correctly in the case record the required citizenship and identity verifications
  • Evaluating non-financial alien requirements to determine if a non-citizenship and identity verifications
  • Evaluating and processing Emergency Services applications for unqualified aliens
  • Entering alien status information into ADAPT and MMIS

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