What happens if a beneficiary of a Trust II becomes ineligible to participate in the program by moving out of Washington State; or no longer meets the state definition of developmental disability?
If the beneficiary becomes ineligible due to moving out of state, the Primary Representative may elect one of the following options, subject to final approval by the Governing Board; #1, #2 & #3 Same as Trust I If the beneficiary becomes ineligible due to no longer meeting the state definition of development disability and there are assets remaining in the individual trust account, the state is entitled to recover dollar for dollar up to the total medical assistance paid on behalf of the beneficiary under the States Medicaid Plan. If after the state recovery of funds, there are remaining assets, the Primary Representative may elect one of the following options, subject to final approval of the Governing Board; #1 & #2 Same as Trust I #3 The Trust Manager shall make or direct distributions to or for the benefit of the beneficiary as requested by the Primary Representative.
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