Maryland Code § HU-5-5B-07

Section HU-5-5B-07
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(a) The local department shall determine an eligibility period for a recipient
based on the estimated duration of the impairment indicated in the medical form
required under § 5-5B-05 of this subtitle.
(b) The eligibility period determined by the local department:
(1) may be less than the estimated recovery time indicated on the
medical form; and
(2) may not exceed the estimated recovery time indicated on the
medical form.
(c) If a local department determines that a recipient's eligibility period is at
least 3 months, but less than 12 months, the recipient shall be eligible for assistance
for not more than 9 months in a 36-month period.
(d) (1) If the local department determines that a recipient is unlikely to
recover in less than 12 months, the recipient shall be eligible for assistance for not
more than 12 months if the recipient:
(i) pursues Supplemental Security Income; and
(ii) otherwise remains eligible for assistance under this
subtitle.

(2) The local department may establish additional eligibility periods,
each not exceeding 12 months, if the recipient:
(i) reapplies for assistance under this subtitle;
(ii) maintains eligibility; and
(iii) continues to pursue a Supplemental Security Income
claim.
(3) The local department shall adjust the eligibility period for a
recipient to be not more than 9 months in a 36-month period if the recipient:
(i) withdraws the recipient's application for Supplemental
Security Income; or
(ii) is denied the Supplemental Security Income claim.
(e) Unless a recipient reapplies for assistance and the local department
establishes an additional eligibility period, a recipient's eligibility for assistance
under this subtitle will automatically end at the end of the eligibility period
established by the local department.
(f) If a recipient is eligible for any portion of a month, the recipient shall be
eligible for the entire month.

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