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Applying Unpaid Medical Bills to the SOC (Hunt v. Kizer) A medical bill (or portion of a medical bill) can only be used once For example, if a $30 office visit charge is used towards the client's September 2005 SOC and an MC card is issued for September, then the same bill cannot be applied to the October 2005 SOC, even though the bill remains unpaid
Hunt vs Kizer - Los Angeles County, California Previous to the Hunt v Kizer lawsuit, Medi-Cal (MC) recipients could apply only those medical expenses incurred in the same month toward a particular month's SOC MC recipients were not allowed to apply medical bills incurred in prior months (old medical bills) toward their SOC for a current month
Using Your Medi-Cal Share of Cost - Disability Rights Ca If the Medi-Cal program is paying or your nursing facility care and if you also have income – such as from Social Security benefits – you will have a Medi-Cal share of cost equal to all of your income above $35 a month
Hunt v Kizer - Santa Clara County As a result of a preliminary injunction issued by the U S District Court, a current or future month's SOC may be reduced by any unpaid medical bill provided the client remains legally liable for the bill
HUNT VS KIZER QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - DHCS This letter is intended to explain the latest developments and to clarify the requirements for implementing the court orders issued in the Hunt vs Kizer lawsuit
Hunt v. Kizer – Assets Aging Because of this court case, Wilma could use her SOC to pay for other needed medical care that would make Fred’s life better She could use the money for prescriptions, physical therapy, medical equipment, incontinence supplies, specialized medical equipment and much more
Recurring Medical Expenses - Santa Clara County Recurring medical expenses not covered by insurance can be applied towards the SOC in the month the payment was made The client must provide proof of the payment each month in order to apply the amount paid
63. Hunt v. Kizer (Applying Old Medical Bills to the Share of Cost) - Yumpu A medical bill is “incurred” on <strong>the< strong> date that <strong>the< strong> medical service, procedure or drug is<br > provided A single service can span more than one month, for example, a<br > continuous hospital stay (If it is necessary <strong>to< strong> determine what portion <strong>of< strong> <strong>the< strong> bill