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In Texas, there are 5 different types of Medicaid: Traditional Medicaid. STAR. STAR Kids. STAR Health. STAR+PLUS.
Using state and federal funding, AAAs in Texas help seniors with information and referral assistance, benefits counseling, legal assistance, care coordination and caregiver support. Area Agencies on Aging also coordinate in-home support, legal awareness, nutrition and ombudsman services.
Purpose. To provide clients a form that lists their reporting requirements. To provide clients a form to report changes in their circumstances. To provide Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) office staff a form to record information reported by clients about changes in their circumstances.
Organizations must electronically file Form 1024 to apply for recognition of exemption under section 501(a) for being described in section 501(c) (other than section 501(c)(3) or (4)) or section 501(d).
Purpose. Use Form 1024: to document the items or services that result in an Individual Service Plan (ISP) or Individual Plan of Care (IPC) exceeding the assigned cost limit; to establish the medical need and rationale for these items or services; and.

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What is Form 1024 your Texas benefits? Form 1024 is used to document the waiver benefits that result in an Individual Service Plan (ISP) or Individual Plan of Care (IPC) exceeding the assigned cost ceiling and to establish the medical need and rationale for these items or services.
Good Cause provides an exemption from cooperating with the child support and medical support requirements. If cooperating with the Child Support Division could pose potential safety risk for you or your child(ren), you may request good cause through Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC).

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