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SB1525: Fixing AHCCCS Application Rules
This bill requires state officials to create a single application process for three specific health programs and helps members move between them if they qualify.
What This Bill Does
- Requires the director to adopt rules for one standard way to apply and check eligibility for three health programs.
- Applies this uniform process to the premium sharing program, children's health insurance program, and healthcare group.
- Directs the administration to coordinate checking applications for these programs together.
- Helps members move from one of these programs to another if they qualify.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Administration
- People who apply for the premium sharing program, children's health insurance program, or healthcare group
Terms To Know
- Uniform application and eligibility process
- One single set of rules used to sign up for different health programs.
- Premium sharing program
- A specific type of health coverage mentioned in the law that people can apply for.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill text does not say when these new rules will start.
- The source material only mentions changes to one section of state law and does not list other possible effects.