WAC 182-513-1400 Long-term care (LTC) partnership program (index).

WAC 182-513-1400 Long-term care (LTC) partnership program (index).

Effective February 20, 2017

Under the long-term care (LTC) partnership program, people who purchase qualified long-term care partnership insurance policies can apply for long-term care medicaid under special rules for determining financial eligibility. These special rules generally allow the person to protect assets up to the insurance benefits received from a partnership policy so that such assets will not be taken into account in determining financial eligibility for long-term care medicaid and will not subsequently be subject to estate recovery for medicaid and long-term care services paid. The Washington long term care partnership program is effective on December 1, 2011.

The following rules govern long-term care eligibility under the long-term care partnership program:

  1. WAC 182-513-1405 Definitions
  2. WAC 182-513-1410 LTC Partnership policy qualifications.
  3. WAC 182-513-1415 Assets that can't be protected under the LTC partnership provisions.
  4. WAC 182-513-1420 Eligibility for asset protection under a partnership policy.
  5. WAC 182-513-1425 Not qualifying for LTC medicaid if an LTC partnership policy is in pay status.
  6. WAC 182-513-1430 Change of circumstances that must be reported when there is an LTC partnership policy paying a portion of my care.
  7. WAC 182-513-1435 When Washington recognizes an LTC partnership policy purchased in another state.
  8. WAC 182-513-1440 Determining how many assets can be protected.
  9. WAC 182-513-1445 Designating a protected asset and required proof.
  10. WAC 182-513-1450 How the transfer of assets affects LTC partnership and medicaid eligibility.
  11. WAC 182-513-1455 Protected assets under an LTC partnership policy after death.

This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser. If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page.