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After notice and in-person hearing regarding the denial of payment for Claimant to become licensed a 2026

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The document is a Fair Hearing Decision from the Montana Board of Public Assistance regarding a Claimant's request for financial support to obtain a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license. The Department denied the request due to concerns about the Claimant's mental stability and history of alcohol use, requiring further psychiatric assessment before considering the vocational goal change from janitor to CNA. The decision outlines the Claimant's past medical and psychological issues, his refusal to comply with recommended evaluations, and concludes that the Department acted within its discretion in denying support for the CNA license.

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Begin by filling out the identifying information section. Enter your name, address, and any relevant identification numbers as required.
In the representation section, indicate whether you are representing yourself or if someone else is assisting you. This helps clarify who is involved in the hearing process.
Carefully review the findings of fact. Ensure that all details regarding your case are accurately reflected. If there are discrepancies, note them for discussion during the hearing.
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What is the patient financial responsibility for Medicare patients?

If the Part C Independent Review Entity (IRE) issues an adverse reconsideration decision, any party to the reconsideration (except the Medicare Advantage organization) may appeal the IREs decision by requesting an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing.

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If Medicare denies payment: Youre responsible for paying. However, since a claim was submitted, you can appeal to Medicare.

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For self-paying patients or those who havent met their deductible, patient responsibility for payment could equal 100% of total charges. A Medicare patient payment responsibility, once the deductible is met, is typically a coinsurance payment equal to 20% of the Medicare-approved amount.

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Appellants must send notice of the ALJ hearing request to all other parties who were sent a copy of the QICs reconsideration, and include evidence of notification with the request for hearing or review (for details, see 42 CFR 405.1014).