Social Security

TX HHS Form H1230. Notification of Eligibility - Regular Medicaid Benefits

TX HHS Form H1230. Notification of Eligibility - Regular Medicaid Benefits

The TX HHS Form H1230, Notification of Eligibility - Regular Medicaid Benefits, is a crucial document that helps individuals determine their eligibility for regular Medicaid benefits. This form serves as a notification to the individual that they are eligible for Medicaid, which covers essential healthcare services such as doctor's visits, prescribed medications, hospital stays, and nursing facility care.

TX HHS Form H1228-A. Medicaid for the Elderly and People with Disabilities -- Application Information

TX HHS Form H1228-A. Medicaid for the Elderly and People with Disabilities -- Application Information

The TX HHS Form H1228-A, "Medicaid for the Elderly and People with Disabilities -- Application Information", is designed to help individuals apply for Medicaid assistance. This form is typically used by seniors and people with disabilities who require long-term care services or have specific medical needs.

TX HHS Form H1228. Application Letter

TX HHS Form H1228. Application Letter

The TX HHS Form H1228, Application Letter, helps individuals apply for Medicaid benefits in specific situations. This form is typically used by those who reside in long-term care facilities, have received both Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits prior to denial of their SSI, or are enrolled in Part A Medicare and desire assistance in paying premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance on Medicare-covered services.

TX HHS Form H1226. Transfer of Assets/Undue Hardship Notification

TX HHS Form H1226. Transfer of Assets/Undue Hardship Notification

The TX HHS Form H1226, Transfer of Assets/Undue Hardship Notification, helps individuals who are receiving Medicaid benefits in Texas to notify the state of any asset transfers or undue hardship situations that may affect their eligibility. This form is typically used by facility residents, such as those living in nursing facilities or intermediate care facilities for mentally retarded (ICF/MR), to report changes in their financial situation.