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OCR Page 1 of 15403/09/99 21:01 FAX
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(2/10/99 Passback
# 11 - Caseload Rediction Credit (form and
policy chage re: all+
2-part
caseload, but not in the 1995 base because the State has
rates)
expanded its eligibility criteria since 1995, the net
CRC
caseload decrease calculation will adjust for this
difference. Please refer to $261.42 for additional
SSPs
discussion.
Section 261.41--How Will. We Determine the Caseload Reduction
Credit? ($271.41 of the NPRM)
In the proposed rule, we explained how difficult it was to
develop an appropriate methodology to quantify the different
types of caseload reductions. We had considered and
rejected two alternatives, i.e., the use of Medicaid records
to estimate the effect of eligibility changes (since
Medicaid eligibility is based on the July 1996 AFDC
eligibility rules) and a computer simulation model. Neither
alternative could produce reasonably accurate estimates of
the effect of eligibility changes on the caseload size. Nor
did our extensive consultations provide a straightforward
methodology that could be universally applied.
As a result, the NPRM proposed a caseload reduction
methodology based on State-súbmitted information and
estimates. These regulations incorporate the same basic
approach. Under the final rules, we determine the
appropriate caseload reduction for each State using the
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