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The document is a cover letter for Form H1200-MBIC-S from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, dated March 2011. It outlines the Medicaid Buy-In program for children with disabilities, detailing eligibility requirements, application procedures, necessary documentation, and contact information for assistance. The program aims to help families who earn too much for traditional Medicaid but need support for medical expenses related to their disabled children.

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