Several primary criteria can disqualify an applicant from receiving Medicaid benefits. The most common disqualification factor is having a household income that exceeds the maximum state threshold relative to the Federal Poverty Level. Other disqualifying factors include possessing countable assets that surpass state limits (primarily for seniors and disabled applicants), failing to meet U.S. citizenship or legal state residency requirements, or refusing to cooperate with state verification processes.
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