Term
Who is Non-financially eligible for BadgerCare? |
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Definition
1. Children younger than 19, 2. Pregnant Women, 3. Parents & caretakers of children younger than 18 yrs old & dependent 18-year-olds 4. Parents & caretaker whose children have been removed from the home and placed in out-of-home care, 5. Former foster care youth younger than 26 who were in out-of-home care when they turned 18, and 6. Adults ages 19-64 who are not receiving Medicare and who do not have dependent children. |
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Term
The BC+ Test Group is formed using either ‘tax filing rules’ or ‘relationship rules’. A tax dependent’s BC+ Test Group will be the same as their tax filer’s group unless they meet one of the 3 exceptions. Name 1 of those exceptions. |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 200pts The individual is being claimed as a dependent by a person outside of the home. The individual is being claimed as a dependent by someone who is not their parent; or The individual lives with both parents and his/her parents are not married filing jointly. If any of the exceptions are met or if an individual is not a tax filer or a tax dependent, relationship rules are used to determine the target’s BC+ Test Group. |
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Term
Non-Financial – 300pts What common form of documentation can be used for identity & citizenship verification? |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 300pts A passport |
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Term
Non-Financial – 400pts Identify 5 of the 11 BC+ Assistance Groups (MAGI). |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 400pts MAGY – Former Foster Care Youth MAGC – Children MAGE – Extension w/o premiums MAGD – Deductible MAGP – Pregnant MAGB – Continuously Eligible Newborns MAGA – Adults MAGL – Children living w/Caretaker Relative MAGM – Extension w/premiums MAGS – Childless Adults MAGN – Caretaker Relatives |
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Term
Non-Financial – 500pts
The __________ ______ code for each individual in the BC+ assistance group indicates
whether the individual is eligible, counted or excluded in that assistance group. |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 500pts
Participation Status |
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Term
Non-Financial – 600pts
A person must be a WI resident to be eligible for BC+.
What are the two ways the residency requirement is met? |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 600pt
1. Be physically present in WI, and
2. Express an intent to reside. |
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Term
Non-Financial – 700pts
What is the timeframe to verify citizenship & identity? |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 700pts
90 day reasonable opportunity period, plus 5 days for mailing. (No less than 95 days
total.) |
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Term
Non-Financial – 800pts
What is Third Party Liability (TPL)? |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 800pts
The obligation that a third party (not BC+), has to pay the bills for a BC+ member’s
medical services. BC+ is the payer of last resort. |
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Term
Non-Financial – 900pts
The child and that child’s parent can be in the same BC+ test group even when not
living together if either is temporarily absent, provided the continuous absence is
expected to be for no more than months and the caretaker relative
continues to exercise responsibility for the care and control of the child. |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 900pts
six months |
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Term
Non-Financial – 1000pts
If only one parent of a child is applying for BC+ and he/she is stating that he/she has
placement of the child for at least ____% of the time, accept the declaration unless it is
questionable. |
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Definition
Non-Financial – 1000pts
40% |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 100pts
Which individuals are subject to health insurance access & coverage policies?
List 2 types. |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 100pts
Are children ages 1 - 5 with HH incomes over 191% of the FPL & children ages 6 -
18 with HH incomes over 156% of the FPL,
Are pregnant women eligible under the BC+ Prenatal Program at any income level,
Are not in an exempt category &,
Do not have a good cause reason for failure to enroll in an employer-sponsored
health insurance plan. |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 300pts
How is past access, current access and/or current coverage for health insurance
verified? |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 300pts
Employer Verification of Health Insurance (EVHI) database.
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 400pts
Health insurance access and coverage applies to health insurance policies through
the current employer and where the employer pays % of the premium. |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 400pts
80% of the premium |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 500pts
Children under 19 years of age who are ineligible due to current coverage can
become eligible by meeting a____ . |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 500pts
Deductible |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 600pts
Which populations are exempt from the policies related to health insurance access &
coverage?
Give 1 example. |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 600pts
Infants younger than 1-year-old
Children younger than 19 with a met deductible
Children who are in an extension
Children ages 1 through 5 w/HH income at or below 191% of the FPL,
Children ages 6 to 18 w/HH income at or below 156% of the FPL
Former Foster Care Youth
Pregnant women and pregnant minors, other than those in the BC+ Prenatal
Program
All adults 19 years old or older |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 700pts
What does the acronym EVHI stand for? |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 700pts
Employer Verification of Health Insurance Database |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 800pts
Name the Wisconsin program that helps BC+ families pay the employee contribution
of their employer-sponsored insurance. This program pays the family’s share of the
monthly premium, co-insurance, and deductibles associated with the family health
plan along with any BC+ covered services not included in the family health plan
plan along with any BC+ covered services not included in the family health plan
through fee-for-service. |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 800pts
Health Insurance Premium Payment (HIPP) program |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 900pts
The Past Access test for health insurance looks back ____ months prior to the
application or renewal date. |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 900pts
12 months |
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Term
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 1000pts
Dave applies for BC+ in March for his family. The household is currently at 200% of the
FPL. Dave is currently covered by family health insurance through his employer and
the employer pays 80% of the premium.
Who qualifies for BC+? |
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Definition
Health Insurance Access & Coverage – 1000pts
No one; the kids if they meet a deductible.
Dave does not qualify because he is over 100% of the FPL. The children do not qualify
because they currently have health insurance coverage and their FPL is over 156% &
191% of the FPL, regardless of their ages. |
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Term
Financial – 100pts
Name 2 of the 6 Pre-Tax Deductions? |
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Definition
Financial – 100pts
1. Health Insurance Premium payments
2. Health Savings Account contributions
3. Retirement contributions
4. Parking & Transit costs
5. Child Care Savings Account contributions
6. Group Life Insurance premium payments |
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Term
Financial – 200pts
What is the income limit for a pregnant woman? |
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Definition
Financial – 200pts
306% FPL |
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Term
Financial – 300pts
Sherri is entitled to unemployment compensation of $530/wk. However, she declined
a $100 increase offered by unemployment, and the amount of her check remains
$430.
How much is her available income? |
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Definition
Financial – 300pts
Since the full entitlement amount is known, the available income is $530. |
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Term
Financial – 400pts
What is the income limit for children under 19? |
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Definition
Financial – 400pts
306% of the FPL;
but really there is no limit, they would be subject to a deductible. |
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Term
Financial – 500pts
Name 2 of 18 BC+ Tax Deductions? |
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Definition
Financial – 500pts
Student Loan Interest
Higher Education Expenses
Self-employment Tax Deduction
Spousal support, Alimony or Maintenance
Teachers’ Tax-deductible expense
Self Employed SEP, simple or Qualified Plan Contributions
Penalties for early withdrawal of funds
Performing Artist tax-deductible expense
Military Reserve members’ Tax-deductible expenses
Out of pocket costs for a job-related move
Loss from sale of business property
IRA contributions
Fee-based official tax-deductible expenses
Domestic Production Activities deduction
Health Savings Account Deduction
Self-Employed Health Insurance Deduction
Allowable write in expenses
Live-in care provider expenses |
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Term
Financial – 600pts
How long is a deductible period? |
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Definition
Financial – 600pts
6 months |
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Term
Financial – 700pts
Name 2 BC+ mandatory verification items. |
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Definition
Financial – 700pts
SSN
Citizenship & Identity
Immigrant status
Medical expenses (deductible only)
Proof of Power of Attorney & Guardianship
Migrant worker’s eligibility in another state
Income
Health Insurance Access & Coverage
Family reunification plan for child welfare parents
Placement status of a Former Foster Care Youth on their 18th birthday
Tribal membership or Native American descent
Pre-tax deductions
MAGI tax deductions |
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Term
Financial – 800pts
List one of three types of individuals that can become eligible for BC+ by meeting a
deductible. |
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Definition
Financial – 800pts
1. Children with income over 306% FPL.
2. Children with income above 156% FPL who are ineligible for BC+ solely due to
health insurance coverage and access policies
3. Pregnant women with income above 306% FPL.
NOTE: Deductibles for children are calculated using the amount of income that
exceeds 150% of the FPL & 300% for pregnant women. |
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Term
Financial – 900pts
What happens when a BC+ premium is not paid? |
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Definition
Financial – 900pts
A Restrictive Re-enrollment Period (RRP) of three months is imposed for children and
non-pregnant, non-disabled adults when a BC+ premium is not paid. |
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Term
Financial – 1000pts
Name the group of individuals that must pay a BC+ premium. |
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Definition
Financial – 1000pts
Children in families w/income over 201% FPL. |
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Term
Program Admin – 100pts
BC+ applications must be processed within ____ days of the filing date. |
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Definition
Program Admin – 100pts
Applications must be processed within 30 days of the filing date. |
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Term
Program Admin – 200pts
A valid application for BC+ must include? (3 items) |
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Definition
Program Admin – 200pts
Name
Address
& Valid Signature |
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Term
Program Admin – 300pts
List 3 of 6 application methods for BC+. |
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Definition
Program Admin – 300pts
ACCESS https://access.wisconsin.gov/.
Mail-In using the BadgerCare Plus Application Packet (F-10182).
Telephone Interview.
Face-to-Face Interview.
Use of the paper or online application available through the Marketplace.
Telephone application with the Marketplace. |
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Term
Program Admin – 400pts
What is a filing date? |
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Definition
Program Admin – 400pts
The filing date is the day a signed valid application/registration form is delivered to the IM agency.
On an ACCESS application the date that the application is submitted electronically,
regardless of the time of day it was submitted. |
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Term
Program Admin – 500pts
The begin date for BC+ is effective? |
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Definition
Program Admin – 500pts
BC+ eligibility begins the first day of the month in which a valid application is
submitted and all eligibility requirements are met. |
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Term
Program Admin – 600pts
Renewals are conducted every____
months, with a few exceptions. |
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Definition
Program Admin – 600pts
12 months |
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Term
Program Admin – 700pts
Name 1 of the 3 exceptions when BC+ eligibility renewals would not be conducted at
12 months. |
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Definition
Program Admin – 700pts
Continuously Eligible Newborns (CEN’s) – Renewal is 12 months from DOB.
Pregnant woman – Renewal is 2 calendar months after the date the pregnancy ends.
Deductibles – 6mo from the start of the met deductible period. |
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Term
Program Admin – 800pts
List 4 of 8 non-financial changes that must be reported within ten days of the change. |
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Definition
Program Admin – 800pts
Address
Household composition, including pregnancy and changes to the pregnancy of a
BC+ member
Living arrangement (e.g. institutionalization, incarceration, etc.)
Change in marital status
Change in insurance coverage
Change in expected tax filing status
Change in tax dependents
No longer receiving a tax-related deduction |
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Term
Program Admin – 900pts
When are income changes required to be reported? |
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Definition
Program Admin – 900pts
The income change must be reported by the 10th of the month following the month
in which the total income exceeded its previous threshold.
100% FPL 250% FPL
133% FPL 306% FPL
156% FPL 350% FPL
191% FPL 400% FPL
200% FPL |
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Term
Program Admin – 1000pts
What are the 2 changes that BC+ FPOS members need to report during the
certification period? These changes must be reported within 10 days of the
occurrence. |
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Definition
Program Admin – 1000pts
Address or
Living Arrangement (e.g. incarceration, institutionalization) |
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Term
Program Coverage – 200pts
What is the age limit to be potentially eligible for Family Planning Services? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 200pts
Of childbearing age, and
Not enrolled in BC+ or receiving other full benefits Medicaid. |
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Term
Program Coverage – 300pts
An immigrant who is documented but has not been in the US for 5 years or more, or
an undocumented immigrant may be eligible for which limited BC+ benefit? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 300pts
Emergency Services |
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Term
Program Coverage – 400pts
Minor members applying for or receiving this benefit will have all eligibility
information kept confidential from parents or guardians unless the member gives
consent.
Name this program. |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 400pts
Family Planning Only Services |
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Term
Program Coverage – 500pts
Which 2 groups of individuals does the BC+ Prenatal program provide coverage for? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 500pts
Inmates of a public institution
Non-qualifying immigrants |
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Term
Program Coverage – 600pts
What is the Pharmacy Services Lock-In Program? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 600pts
Members enrolled in this program are assigned to one primary care provider and one
pharmacy to reduce unnecessary physician and pharmacy utilization and to
discourage the non-medical or excessive use of prescription drugs. Members remain
enrolled for 2 years and are continuously monitored for their prescription drug usage. |
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Term
Program Coverage – 700pts
What happens if a BC+ member lives in an area where it is mandatory s/he picks an
HMO and s/he does not choose one? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 700pts
The member will be assigned an HMO and will also receive another HMO enrollment
form with the choice to change the HMO that was selected for them within 3 months. |
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Term
Program Coverage – 800pts
How long is an individual locked into an HMO? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 800pts
The member has up to 3 months to change HMO’s, once enrolled (this is the open
enrollment period). After the initial three months, the member is locked into the HMO
and can not change for nine months. |
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Term
Program Coverage – 900pts
What does BC+ emergency services cover? |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 900pts
Medical services needed for the treatment of an emergency medical condition.
All labor and delivery services for eligible non-qualifying immigrants. |
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Term
Program Coverage – 1000pts
List the 2 of the 4 limited coverage programs available through BC+. |
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Definition
Program Coverage – 1000pts
1. Emergency Services
2. FPOS
3. BC+ Prenatal Services
4. Tuberculosis-Related Services |
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