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Programs |
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ALTCS |
The standards at MA707.2 are used in the CSRD calculation process.
The calculated CSRA is $30,000, and the spousal share is $15,000.
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Spousal share |
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$15,000 |
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Lesser of $15,000 or $162,660 |
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$15,000 |
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Greater of $15,000 or $32,532 |
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$32,532 |
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CSRD |
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$32,532 |
The customer qualifies for the minimum CSRD.
The calculated CSRA is $350,000, and the spousal share is $175,000.
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Spousal Share |
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$175,000 |
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Lesser of $175,000 or $162,660 |
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$162,660 |
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Greater of $162,660 or $32,532 |
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$162,660 |
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CSRD |
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$162,660 |
The customer qualifies for the maximum CSRD.
The calculated CSRA is $96,000, and the spousal share is $48,000.
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Spousal share |
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$48,000 |
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Lesser of $48,000 or $162,660 |
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$48,000 |
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Greater of $48,000 or $32,532 |
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$48,000 |
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CSRD |
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$48,000 |
The customer qualifies for a CSRD between the minimum and maximum amounts.
The customer entered a nursing facility on March 3, 1999 and applied for ALTCS benefits on August 15, 1999. The FCPI was established as March 1999.
The couple’s countable resources in March 1999 totaled $180,000 and the spousal share was $90,000. The customer qualified for the 1999 maximum CSRD of $81,960. The customer's resources were over the limit and the ALTCS application was denied.
The customer reapplied for ALTCS on February 6, 2026. The $90,000 spousal share determined for the 1999 resource assessment is now compared to the 2026 CSRD limits. Because the maximum CSRD in 2026 is $162,660, the entire spousal share of $90,000 is the new CSRD amount.
The customer requests a resource assessment on July 17. The FCPI is determined to be June of that year. The CSRA is completed and the spousal share is calculated to be $40,000.
On December 5, the customer applies for ALTCS. The customer’s counted resources in December include a $10,000 Certificate of Deposit (CD) that the customer owned and did not report when the CSRD was calculated in June. The CSRD is re-calculated for June and is determined to be $45,000.