New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 7 - HEALTH
Chapter 30 - FAMILY AND CHILDREN HEALTH CARE SERVICES
Part 3 - CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES AND ADULT CYSTIC FIBROSIS
Section 7.30.3.10 - RESIDENCY
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
To be eligible for any program under children's medical services, applicant/recipients must be living in NM on the date of application or determination of eligibility and have demonstrated intent to remain in NM.
A. Establishing residence: Residence in NM is established by living in the state and carrying out the types of activities normally associated with everyday life, such as occupying a home, enrolling child(ren) in school, getting a driver's license, or renting a post office box. An applicant/recipient who is homeless is considered to have met residency requirements if he intends to remain in the state.
B. Abandonment of residence: Residence is not abandoned by temporary absences from the state. Temporary absences occur when recipients leave NM for specific purposes with time-limited goals. If a client will be absent from NM for more than 30 days, he must notify the care coordinator of his intent to maintain residency and eligibility for CMS services. Residence is considered abandoned when any of the following occur: