OAR 413-100-0451: Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children (ICPC) and Interstate Compact on Adoption and Medical Assistance (ICAMA)

(1) The Children’s Medical Unit will determine and maintain Title XIX Medicaid eligibility for a child or young adult placed in Oregon from another state pursuant to an approved ICPC request or eligible for medical assistance in Oregon under ICAMA. (2) A child or young adult placed in Oregon pursuant to an approved ICPC request is eligible for medical assistance in Oregon when at least one of the following criteria are met: (a) The child or young adult is placed in substitute care in Oregon; (b) The child or young adult is placed in a psychiatric or behavioral residential treatment facility in Oregon and intends to remain in Oregon permanently; or (c) The child or young adult is placed in a psychiatric or behavioral residential treatment facility in Oregon and has been determined Title IV-E eligible. (3) A child or young adult is eligible for medical assistance in Oregon under ICAMA when the child or young adult is the subject of an effective adoption assistance agreement or guardianship assistance agreement administered by an agency other than the Department and meets one of the following criteria: (a) The agreement is Title IV-E funded and the child or young adult is residing in Oregon; (b) The agreement is Title IV-E funded and the child or young adult is placed in a psychiatric or behavioral residential treatment facility or living in a residential or boarding school in Oregon; or (c) The agreement is non-Title IV-E funded and the parent or legal guardian of the child or young adult is residing in Oregon.