A Allocated Income
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A Allocated Income

 

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The customer is in a nursing facility and on ALTCS. His spouse lives at home and is applying for SSI MAO.

The customer’s gross income is $745 per month.

  • He pays $38.50 for health insurance

  • His personal needs allowance (PNA) is $149.10

  • His calculated Share of Cost (SOC) is $0

  • The calculated CSMIA is $895

$745.00 (gross income)

-$149.10 (PNA)

-$38.50 (insurance premium)

=$557.40 (remaining income)

Remaining income is less than the CSMIA. So, the allocated income amount is $557.40.

The customer is in a nursing facility and on ALTCS. Her spouse lives at home and is applying for MSP.

  • The customer’s gross income is $1,490 per month

  • Her PNA is $149.10

  • She pays $120.00 for health insurance

  • Her calculated SOC is $983.55

  • The calculated CSMIA is $245.00

$1,490.00 (total gross income)

-$149.10 (PNA)

-$120.00 (TPL)

-$983.55 (SOC)

=$237.35 (remaining income)

Remaining income is less than the CSMIA. So, the allocated income amount is $237.35.

The customer is in an assisted living home and is on ALTCS. His spouse lives at home and is applying for ALTCS.

  • The customer’s gross income is $4,500 per month

  • His PNA is $2,982.00

  • He pays $50.00 for TPL

  • Calculated SOC is $0

  • The calculated CSMIA is $1,062.00

$4,500.00 (total gross income)

-$2,982.00 (PNA)

-$50.00 (TPL)

=$1,468.00 (remaining income)

Remaining income is more than the CSMIA. So, the allocated income amount is the full CSMIA amount of $1,062.00.