Nevada Code § 422.27486

Medicaid: Indian tribe authorized to determine presumptive eligibility of persons for Medicaid; application for waiver or amendment; provision of certain resources, training and technical assistance
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1. To the extent authorized by federal
law, an Indian tribe may determine whether a person is presumptively eligible
to receive benefits under Medicaid.
2. The Authority shall:
(a) Apply to the Secretary of Health and Human
Services for any waiver of federal law or apply for any amendment of the State
Plan for Medicaid that is necessary to carry out the provisions of subsection
1; and
(b) Fully cooperate in good faith with the
Federal Government during the application process to satisfy the requirements
of the Federal Government for obtaining a waiver or amendment pursuant to
paragraph (a).
3. The Authority shall provide to each
Indian tribe that determines presumptive eligibility pursuant to subsection 1 the
resources, training and technical assistance necessary for the Indian tribe to
accurately and effectively determine whether a person is presumptively eligible
for benefits under Medicaid, including, without limitation, by:
(a) Developing and providing training to the
representatives of the Indian tribe who are involved in determinations of
presumptive eligibility, including, without limitation, through the
distribution of training materials and conducting virtual and in-person
training;
(b) Providing technical assistance and support to
ensure that the Indian tribe has the tools necessary to make accurate
determinations of presumptive eligibility in compliance with state and federal
laws and regulations; and
(c) Ensuring that the Indian tribe is able to
communicate with the Authority and the Tribal Health Authority Council created
by NRS 233A.410 concerning
clarification, guidance and updates on changes in the policies or procedures of
Medicaid.
4. As used in this section, Indian tribe
means a federally recognized American Indian tribe pursuant to 25 C.F.R. 
83.1 to 83.12, inclusive.

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