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Sometimes, a person seeking Medicaid coverage or waiver services must prove they have a disability in order to qualify for coverage or services. If the individual does not have a disability determination from the Social Security Administration (SSA), Medicaid's State Review Team can make the disability determination.
What's the State Review Team?
The State Review Team (SRT) is a group made up of medical professionals within DHHS. The SRT reviews medical records submitted by the applicant.
The SRT makes a disability determination based on the Social Security Administration's disability guidelines. For more information on these SSA disability guidelines, visit Social Security's website.
Forms & Guides
Applicants and Health Care Providers
Medicaid applicants seeking a disability determination from the SRT should complete a Medicaid application and the
MILTC-63 form.
With any general questions on how the State Review Team makes disability determinations, or any questions on a specific client application, please contact
iServe.