Rhode Island Code of Regulations
Title 210 - Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Chapter 40 - Medicaid for Elders and Adults with Disabilities
Subchapter 10 - Managed Care
Part 1 - Managed Care Service Delivery Arrangements
Section 210-RICR-40-10-1.1 - Overview of this Rule

Universal Citation: 210 RI Code of Rules 40 10 1.1

Current through March 25, 2025

A. The purpose of this Rule is describe the managed care service delivery options for Elders and Adults with Disabilities and long-term care beneficiaries. The purpose is also to set forth in clear language the respective roles and responsibilities of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS), beneficiaries, health plans, and other contractual entities related to managed care enrollment and service delivery for Elders and Adults with Disabilities and long-term care beneficiaries.

Program

Rhody Health Partners

Medicare-Medicaid Plan

PACE

Population

Elders and Adults with Disabilities who do not have Medicare or other third-party coverage; Persons without Medicare who are receiving LTSS in the home or community-based service setting, are enrolled in RHP for essential primary care services only.

Elderly and non-elderly adults who have full Medicare (Parts A, B, and D) coverage and Medicaid Health Coverage

Medicaid beneficiaries age 55 and older who qualify for a nursing home level of care

Mandatory/

Voluntary Enrollment

Mandatory

Voluntary

Voluntary

Covered Services

Medicaid

Medicaid and Medicare Parts A, B, and D

Medicaid and Medicare Parts A, B, and D (if eligible)

Participation Criteria

Age 21 and older; and

Eligible for Medicaid Health Coverage on the basis of the SSI income standard (IHCC group)

Age 21 and older;

Eligible for Medicaid Health Coverage on the basis of the SSI income standard (IHCC group) or the MAGI income standard (MACC group); and

Enrolled in Medicare Part A, enrolled in Medicare Part B, and eligible to enroll in Medicare Part D

Age 55 years and older;

Meet criteria for high or highest need for a nursing facility level of care; and

Meet all other requirements for LTSS

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