State of Wisconsin
Department of Health Services

HISTORY

The policy on this page is from a previous version of the handbook. 

19-02 Version of 43.1 Nonfinancial Requirements

Adults who are infected with tuberculosis (TB) and who are not otherwise eligible for full benefit BadgerCare Plus or Medicaid may be eligible for Tuberculosis (TB)-related Medicaid, a special category of Medicaid.

"Infected with TB" means that a physician has examined them and found that one or more of the following diagnoses apply to them:

A member’s statement that they have one or more of the above conditions should be accepted unless the information provided is questionable (see Section 9.10 Questionable Items). If questionable, accept any of the following as verification:

To be eligible for TB-Related Medicaid, a person must also meet the following criteria:

  1. Be a Wisconsin resident (see Chapter 3 Residence)
  2. Be a U.S. citizen or qualified immigrant (see Chapter 4 Citizenship and Immigration Status)
  3. Provide documentation of citizenship and identity or of immigration status  (see Section 4.1 U.S. Citizens and Nationals)
  4. Cooperate with establishing medical support and TPL (see Chapter 5 Medical Support and Third Party Liability)
  5. Sign over to the state their rights to payments from a third party for medical expenses (see Section 5.2 Medical Support/Child Support Agency Cooperation)
  6. Meet BadgerCare Plus SSN requirements (see Chapter 6 Social Security Number Requirements)
  7. Cooperate with verification requests when information is mandatory or deemed questionable (see Chapter 9 Verification)

This page last updated in Release Number: 19-02
Release Date: 09/10/2019
Effective Date: 09/01/2019


The information concerning the BadgerCare Plus program provided in this handbook release is published in accordance with: Titles XI, XIX and XXI of the Social Security Act; Parts 430 through 481 of Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations; Chapter 49 of the Wisconsin Statutes; and Chapters HA 3, DHS 2 and 101 through 109 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code.

Publication Number: P-10171