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Medicaid and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program in TexasAppendix A. Status of Eligibility in State Plans as of 2002States by Groupings with Current Eligibility Levels for Children, Parents, and NonparentsChildren Parents a NonparentsType elimination?Expansion 100 hour ruleNotesGroup IArizona 200% 200% 100% 1115/HIFA Yes HIFA parent expansion (100-200%)scheduled to begin October 1, 2002.Connecticut b 300 150 — 1931 Yes At 185% when legislation initiallypassed, but scaled back to 150%prior to implementation.Delaware 200 100 100 1115 YesHawaii 200 200 100 1115 YesMassachusetts b 200 200 133 1115 Yes Other coverage up 400% (MedicalSecurity Plan).Minnesota b 275 c 275 175 SCHIP 1115 YesNew Jersey 350 200 100 SCHIP 1115 YesNew York b 250 150 100 1115 YesOregon b 170 100 100 1115/SF Yes State plans to submit HIFA waiver.Rhode Island b 250 185 — SCHIP 1115 YesTennessee 400 400 400 1115 No Enrollment for adults closed since1995. Pending waiver will scaleback to 250%.Vermont b 300 185 150 1115 YesWashington b 250 200 200 SF Yes Submitted 1115/HIFA waiver toreceive match for state fundedpopulations.Group IICalifornia b 250 100 — 1931 Yes State's budget crisis indefinitelydelayed SCHIP 1115/HIFAexpansion to parents to 200%.Georgia 235 64 — — YesMaine 200 150 — 1931 YesMaryland 300 44 — — YesMissouri 300 100,125 — 1115 Yes Custodial parents up to 100%, noncustodialparents actively payingchild support up to 125%.NewHampshire b 300 64 — — No No 100-hour rule elimination;recipient remains eligible to 102%.New Mexico 235 60 — — YesOhio 200 100 — 1931 YesPennsylvania b 235 68 — — YesUtah 200 150 150 HIFA Yes Comprehensive care only to TANFfamilies; other adults eligible foronly primary care services.Wisconsin b 185 185 — SCHIP 1115 No No 100-hour rule elimination forMedicaid, but two parent workingfamilies are eligible throughBadgerCare; recipient remainseligible to 200% FPL.B-45