Florida Regulations 64F-19.009: Termination of Services
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(1) Clients who fail to reapply annually will be automatically terminated from the Program.
(2) If a service provider is required to reduce or withhold services to clients due to limitations in resources, the provider must give clients thirty (30) days written notice and provide information and referral services to clients for other Medicaid family planning providers.
(3) The client shall lose eligibility and be terminated from the Program if:
(a) She becomes pregnant;
(b) She is surgically sterilized;
(c) The client’s household income changes and the new income exceeds 185% of the poverty level at the time of enrollment, or
(d) She becomes eligible for Medicaid.
Rulemaking Authority Florida Statutes § 154.011(5). Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 154.011. History-New 8-9-04, Amended 2-17-08.
(2) If a service provider is required to reduce or withhold services to clients due to limitations in resources, the provider must give clients thirty (30) days written notice and provide information and referral services to clients for other Medicaid family planning providers.
(3) The client shall lose eligibility and be terminated from the Program if:
(a) She becomes pregnant;
(b) She is surgically sterilized;
(c) The client’s household income changes and the new income exceeds 185% of the poverty level at the time of enrollment, or
(d) She becomes eligible for Medicaid.
Rulemaking Authority Florida Statutes § 154.011(5). Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 154.011. History-New 8-9-04, Amended 2-17-08.