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The MC 223 form is a crucial document utilized by the State of California’s Health and Human Services Agency, specifically within the Department of Health Care Services. This form serves as an Applicant’s Supplemental Statement of Facts for Medi-Cal, including detailed sections on personal information, medical information, social and educational backgrounds, and work history. For individuals seeking to navigate the Medi-Cal application process efficiently, understanding and accurately completing this form is essential. Click the button below to get started on filling out your MC 223 form.

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In the complex landscape of healthcare and social services, documents like the MC 223 form serve as critical tools for collecting comprehensive personal, medical, and socio-economic data from applicants seeking Medi-Cal benefits in California. At the forefront, this form, deriving its authority from the State of California—Health and Human Services Agency and the Department of Health Care Services, requires applicants to furnish detailed personal information which includes, but is not limited to, their name, social security number, and contact details. Intertwining through various facets of an individual's life, the form meticulously gathers data on the applicant’s medical history, ongoing medical conditions, and their interactions with the healthcare system, including hospital visits, treatments received, and medications prescribed over the preceding year. It doesn't stop at medical inquiries; the MC 223 form stretches further to delve into the applicant’s social circumstance and educational background, capturing a holistic picture that spans from daily activities influenced by medical conditions to the level of education attained. Work history, too, forms a vital component of this document, sketching a vivid narrative of the applicant’s employment over the past 15 years, thereby providing a textured understanding of their socio-economic status and functional capacities. This comprehensive approach underscores the state’s commitment to evaluating Medi-Cal eligibility through a lens that acknowledges the intricate interplay between health, social well-being, and economic stability.

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State of California—Health and Human Services AgencyDepartment of Health CARE Services

APPLICANT’S SUPPLEMENTAL STATEMENT

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OF FACTS FOR MEDI-CAL

County Number/Aid Code/Case Number

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PART I—PERSONAL INFORMATION

1a.

Applicant name (Last, First, MI)

1b. Social Security number

1c. Date of birth

—

1d.

Other name(s) used (Last, First, MI)

1e. Sex

1f. Height

1g. Weight

Home addressA

❑Male

Feet _______

❑Female

Inches _____

Pounds _________

2a.

City

State

ZIP code

2b.

Mailing address (if different)

City

State

ZIP code

Daytime telephone number

Check if:

Best time to call

❑No Phone

(

)

❑Message Phone (

)

4a.

Do you speak English?

4b.

Do you have an

If YES, interpreter’s name:

Best time to call

interpreter?

❑Yes

If YES, go to Part II

❑Yes ❑ No

❑No

Interpreter’s phone number:

If NO, what language(s) do you speak:

(

)

PART II—MEDICAL INFORMATION

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Have you applied for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Disability

benefits in the past two (2) years?

❑ Yes ❑ No

If YES, please answer the following:

a.Was/Is your Social Security or SSI Disability application:

❑Approved?

❑Denied?

❑ Pending?

❑ On Appeal?

❑Unknown?

Ifapprovedordenied,givethedateofthemostrecentdecisiononyourSocialSecurityorSSIdisability

application:

_________________________________________________________________________________

Has your medical problem(s) worsened since the date in 5b above?

Yes

❑ No

If YES, please explain:

______________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

d.Do you have any NEW medical problem(s) since the date in 5b, above, which you did NOT have when your Social Security or SSI disability decision was made?

❑ Yes ❑ No	If YES, what medical problem(s)? _________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________

6. List all medical problems (physical, mental or emotional) that keep you from working or taking care of your personal needs. (Please attach additional sheet, if necessary.)

MEDICAL PROBLEM(S)	E	WHEN DID IT
MEDICAL PROBLEM(S)		START (Month/Year)
		START (Month/Year)

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7. Have you received care in a clinic or hospital for your illness(es) or injury(ies) in the last

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12 months?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, please fully answer the following:

Name of clinic/hospital

Patient/clinic or member number

Clinic/hospital telephone number

(

)

Name of doctor(s) seen

MC 220 Signed

ADDRESS of clinic/hospital (number, street, suite)

City

State

ZIP code

❑

Date first seen

Date last seen

Date of next appointment

Reason for the visit(s)

Did you stay in the hospital overnight?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, date(s) entered:

_______________________________ date(s) left: ______________________________

Were you seen in the emergency room?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, date(s) seen:

_______________________________________________________________________________

List ALL medicines received:

______________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

List ALL treatments received and the dates the treatments were received:

_____________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________

8. List any additional clinic or hospital where you have been seen in the last 12 months.

Name of clinic/hospital

Patient/clinic or member number

Clinic/hospital telephone number

(

)

Name of doctor(s) seen

MC 220 Signed

❑

ADDRESS of clinic/hospital (number, street, suite)

City

State

ZIP code

Date first seen

Date last seen

Date of next appointment

Reason for the visit(s)

Did you stay in the hospital overnight?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, date(s) entered:

_______________________________ date(s) left: ________________________________

Were you seen in the emergency room?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, date(s) seen:

_______________________________________________________________________________

List ALL medicines received:

______________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

List ALL treatments received and the dates the treatments were received:

________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

If you have been seen at additional clinics or hospitals in the last 12 months, complete page 8.

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9. Have you been seen by any doctor outside of the clinic(s) or hospital(s) you have already		COUNTY USE ONLY
listed in the last 12 months?	❑ Yes ❑ No
listed in the last 12 months?	❑ Yes ❑ No

If NO, go to number 10. If YES, please fully answer the following, if more than one doctor was seen please complete page 8 for all additional information:

Name of doctor(s)

	Patient/clinic or member number			Doctor’s telephone number
				(	)
	Address of doctor (number, street, suite)			City		STate		ZIP code	MC 220 Signed
									❑
	Date first seen		Date last seen			Date of next appointment
	Reason for theAvisit(s)
	Reason for theAvisit(s)
	List ALL medicines received:	______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
	List ALL treatments received and the dates the treatments were received:						________________________

	______________________________________________________________________________________________________

10.Please list below if you have had any of the following tests in the last 12 months. Be sure to check yesornonexttoeachtest.(IFADDRESSOFDOCTOR,CLINIC,ORHOSPITALWASGIVEN ALREADY, LIST ONLY THE NAME AND DATE.)

TEST	NAME AND ADDRESS OF OFFICE, CLINIC,	DATE
PERFORMED YES NO	OR HOSPITAL WHERE TEST WAS COMPLETED	(MO/YR)

	Name

Electrocardiogram					MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)
(EKG)					❑
	City	P	State	ZIP Code
	City		State	ZIP Code
	Name
Treadmill					MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				❑
(exercise heart test)					❑
	City		State	ZIP Code
	City		State	ZIP Code

	Name

Chest X-ray					MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				❑
					❑

	City		State	ZIP Code
	City		State	ZIP Code
	Name		L
Breathing Test			L		MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				MC 220 Signed
	Address (number, street, suite)				❑
(PFT)					❑
(PFT)
	City		State	ZIP Code
	City		State	ZIP Code

	Name

Blood Tests					MC 220 Signed
Blood Tests	Address (number, street, suite)				❑
					❑

	City		State	ZIP Code
	City		State	ZIP Code
	Name			E
Other				E	MC 220 Signed
Other	Address (number, street, suite)				MC 220 Signed
(Specify)					❑
	City		State	ZIP Code

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11. Have you had any other medical treatment or testing in the past 12 months?	❑ Yes ❑ No	COUNTY USE ONLY

If NO, go to number 12.

If YES, complete page 8.

12.Is there anyone else (a friend, relative, social worker, rehab counselor, attorney, physical therapist, etc.) we may contact for information regarding your illness or injury and how it limits your daily activities or keeps you from working? ❑ Yes ❑ No

If YES, please list below:

Name	A

Address (number, street, suite)
Telephone number		Relationship to you

()

Name

Address (number, street, suite)

Telephone number			Relationship to you
(	)

Name		M
		M
Address (number, street, suite)

Telephone number			Relationship to you

()

13.You may be asked to go to additional medical examinations to help evaluate your medical problem(s). (These examinations are free to you.)

Are you willing to go to additional medical examinations if needed? ❑ Yes ❑ No

PART III—SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION

14.Describe your daily activities and tell us how much your condition limits your activities.

__________________________________________________________________________________________

15.Describe your educational background.

a.Check the highest grade you finished in school:

❑ 1 ❑ 2 ❑ 3 ❑ 4 ❑ 5 ❑ 6 ❑ 7 ❑ 8 ❑ 9 ❑ 10 ❑ 11

❑ 12 or ❑ GED (same as finishing 12th grade) ❑ 12+

b.When finished? Month/year: ________________________________

c.Did you take special education classes? ❑ Yes ❑ No

16.Have you done any type of work for more than 30 days during the last 15 years? (This includes work done in another country.)

❑ Yes ❑ No

If NO, skip Part IV, go to Part V, page 7, for your signature.

If YES, answer Part IV, page 5, beginning with number 17.

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PART IV—WORK HISTORY

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17. Describeallofthejobsyouhavedoneforatleast30daysduringthelast15years.Startwithyourmost

recent job. (If you had more than two jobs, ask your county worker for additional pages.)

Job title

Type of business

Dates worked (month/year)

Hours per week

Rate of pay

Per hour/wk/mo

From:

To:

DESCRIPTION OF THE JOB (This is what I did and how I did it.)

These are the tools, machines, and equipment I used:

I took this long to learn the job: _______________ day(s) or _______________ month(s).

I wrote, completed reports, or performed similar duties:			❑ Yes				❑ No
I had supervisory responsibilities:	❑ Yes ❑ No
I had supervisory responsibilities:	❑ Yes ❑ No

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY					Circle One

I walked this many hours in an average workday:		0		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
I stood this many hours in an average workday:		0		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
I sat this many hours in an average workday:		0		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8

I climbed this much in an average workday:

❑ Never	❑ Occasionally ❑ Frequently	❑ Constantly

I bent over this much in an average workday:

		❑ Never	❑ Occasionally ❑ Frequently			❑ Constantly


Heaviest weight I lifted:			❑ 10 lbs	❑ 20 lbs	❑ 50 lbs	❑ Over 100 lbs
I often lifted/carried up to:			❑ 10 lbs	❑ 20 lbs	❑ 50 lbs	❑ Over 100 lbs

Did you have any of		your current medical		problem(s)	when you	performed this
job?	❑ Yes ❑ No

If NO, and you have had NO other jobs go to Part V, page 7, for your signature. If NO, but you have had other jobs, go to 17b, next page. If YES, please complete the following information.

Name of medical problem(s): ___________________________________________________________

Did your employer make special arrangements (such as extra breaks, special equipment, change in job duties, etc.) so you could continue to work? ❑ Yes ❑ No

If YES, describe the special arrangements made: ________________________________________

Did you have to stop working because of your medical problem(s)? ❑ Yes ❑ No

If YES, when? Month ____________________________________ Day _________ Year _________

Have you done any other work for more than 30 days during the last 15 years? ❑Yes ❑No If NO, go to Part V, page 7 for your signature. If YES, continue on 17b, next page.

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17. b.	Job title		Type of business

	Dates worked (month/year)		Hours per week	Rate of pay	Per hour/wk/mo
	From:	To:

DESCRIPTION OF THE JOB (This is what I did and how I did it.)

These are the tools, machines, and equipment I used:

I took this long to learn the job: _______________ day(s) or _______________ month(s).

I wrote, completed reports, or performed similar duties:						Yes			No
I had supervisory responsibilities:		Yes	No
I had supervisory responsibilities:		Yes	No

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY						Circle One

I walked this many hours in an average workday:				0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
I stood this many hours in an average workday:				0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
I sat this many hours in an average workday:				0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8

I climbed this much in an average workday:

	Never		Occasionally			Frequently						Constantly

I bent over this much in an average workday:

	Never		Occasionally			Frequently						Constantly


Heaviest weight I lifted:			10 lbs		20 lbs			50 lbs				Over 100 lbs
I often lifted/carried up to:			10 lbs		20 lbs			50 lbs				Over 100 lbs

Did you have any of your current medical problem(s) when you performed this job? Yes No

If NO, and you have had NO other jobs go to Part V, page 7, for your signature. If NO, but you have had other jobs, ask your county worker for additional pages. If YES, please complete the following information.

Name of medical problem(s): ___________________________________________________________

Did your employer make special arrangements (such as extra breaks, special equipment, change

in job duties, etc.) so you could continue to work? Yes No

If YES, describe the special arrangements made: ________________________________________

Did you have to stop working because of your medical problem(s)?			Yes	No

If YES, when? Month	____________________________________	Day	_________	Year	________
Have you done any other work for more than 30 days during the last 15 years?

				Yes		No

If NO, go to Part V, page 7 for your signature. If YES, ask your county worker for additional pages to complete.

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PART V—SIGNATURE AND CERTIFICATION

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America and the State of California that the information contained in this Supplemental Statement of Facts is true and correct.

Signature of Applicant

Date

➧

Signature of Witness (If applicant signed with a mark)	Date
➧

Signature of person helping applicant fill out the form	Date
➧

You will need to sign an authorization for release of information for each clinic, hospital, and testing facility that you list and for each doctor you saw outside of a clinic or hospital. Your county worker will provide you with additional forms which you will need to sign.

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	Continued answer(s) to question(s) number 8 on page 2, number 9 on page 3, and number 10 on page	COUNTY USE ONLY
	3. If you need more room, please ask your county worker for additional pages to complete.	COUNTY USE ONLY

	List any additional clinic or hospital where you have been seen in the last 12 months:

Name of clinic/hospital

Patient/clinic or member number	Clinic/hospital telephone number
	(	)
Name of doctor(s) seen

City

State

ZIP code

ADDRESS of clinic/hospital (number, street, suite)

MC 220 Signed

❑

Date first seen

Date last seen

Date of next appointment

Reason for the visit(s)

Did you stay in the hospital overnight?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, date(s) entered:

______________________________

date(s) left:

__________________________________

Were you seen in the emergency room?

❑ Yes

❑ No

If YES, date(s) seen:

________________________________________________________________________

List ALL medicines received:

_______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

List ALL treatments received and the dates the treatments were received:

________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

List any additional doctor you saw outside of the clinic(s) or hospital(s) you have already listed:

Name of doctor(s)

Patient/clinic or member number

Doctor’s telephone number

(

)

Name of doctor(s) seen

ADDRESS of doctor (number, street, suite)

City

State

ZIP code

Date first seen

Date last seen

Date of next appointment

MC 220 Signed

Reason for the visit(s)

❑

List ALL medicines received:

________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

List ALL treatments received and the dates the treatments were received:

________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

List any additional tests you have had in the last 12 months:

	NAME AND ADDRESS OF OFFICE, CLINIC, OR HOSPITAL				DATE
TEST PERFORMED		WHERE TEST(S) WAS COMPLETED.			(MO/YR)
	Name

	Address (number, street, suite)

	City	State	ZIP code	E

						MC 220 Signed
	Name					MC 220 Signed
						❑
	Address (number, street, suite)					❑



						MC 220 Signed
	City	State	ZIP code			MC 220 Signed
	City	State	ZIP code			❑
						❑

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Document Specs

Fact Name	Detail
Form Identifier	MC 223
Purpose	Applicant's Supplemental Statement of Facts for Medi-Cal
Issuing Agency	State of California—Health and Human Services Agency, Department of Health Care Services
Governing Law(s)	Medi-Cal is governed under the laws of the State of California and federal Medicaid program guidelines.

Instructions on Writing Mc 223

Filling out the MC 223 form can feel daunting, given its critical importance in applying for Medi-Cal and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) related benefits. Nonetheless, with careful attention to detail and organized personal, medical, and work history information, the process can be straightforward. This form serves as a supplemental statement of facts, requiring accurate and complete responses to ensure the Department of Health Care Services has all necessary information to process an application efficiently. Below are detailed steps to guide through the process of completing the MC 223 form.

Start with Part I—Personal Information. Fill in your name, social security number, date of birth, any other names used, sex, height, and weight.
Provide your home address, including city, state, and ZIP code. If your mailing address is different, include that as well.
Enter your daytime telephone number, indicate the best time to call, and specify if it’s a message phone or not. If you do not have a phone, check the appropriate box.
Answer whether you speak English or need an interpreter. If you need an interpreter, provide their name and phone number along with the best time to call. Specify the language you speak if English is not your preference.
Move to Part II—Medical Information. Indicate whether you have applied for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Disability benefits in the past two years. If yes, provide details as requested.
List all medical problems (physical, mental, or emotional) that prevent you from working or caring for yourself. Attach an additional sheet if needed.
Detail any clinic or hospital care received in the last 12 months, including names, addresses, dates seen, and reasons for visits. Indicate if hospital stays or emergency room visits occurred.
List any additional clinic or hospital where you have been seen, along with pertinent details about the visits.
Indicate whether you have been seen by any doctors outside of the listed clinics or hospitals in the last 12 months. Provide their names, addresses, and details of the visits.
For tests performed in the last 12 months, check yes or no next to each listed test and provide the name and address of the place where each test was completed, along with the date performed.
If you had any other medical treatments or testing in the past 12 months not already listed, note that and complete information on page 8.
If there’s someone else who can provide information about your condition, list their contact details.
Confirm whether you are willing to go to additional medical examinations if needed.
Proceed to Part III—Social and Educational Information. Describe your daily activities and the impact of your condition. Outline your education background and check the highest grade completed.
If you have worked for more than 30 days in the past 15 years, proceed to Part IV—Work History, and describe your jobs, including dates worked, job duties, physical activity involved, and accommodation for medical problems.
Sign the form in Part V, ensuring all provided information is accurate to the best of your knowledge.

By following these steps precisely, you ensure that your application is complete, accurate, and ready for review by the Department of Health Care Services. This detailed approach aids in expediting the application process and brings you one step closer to receiving the necessary services and benefits.

Understanding Mc 223

What is the MC 223 form?

The MC 223 form, also known as the Applicant’s Supplemental Statement of Facts for Medi-Cal, is a document utilized by the Department of Health Care Services in California. It's designed to collect additional personal, medical, social, and educational information from individuals applying for Medi-Cal benefits.

Who needs to complete the MC 223 form?

This form is for individuals applying for Medi-Cal benefits who may need to provide supplementary information regarding their medical condition, their ability to work, or other factors that could affect their eligibility for benefits.

What information do I need to provide in Part I of the MC 223 form?

In Part I of the form, you are required to provide personal information including your name, Social Security number, date of birth, contact information, and whether you need an interpreter, among others.

What does Part II cover?

Part II focuses on your medical information. Here, you'll indicate whether you've applied for disability benefits, list your medical problems, and provide details on recent medical care, including hospital or clinic visits.

How should I list my medical issues on the form?

When listing your medical problems in Part II, include both physical and mental health issues that impact your ability to work or care for yourself. Start with the most significant issue and mention when each problem began.

What if I’ve seen multiple doctors or received various treatments?

If you've seen multiple healthcare providers or received different treatments, you'll need to provide details for each, including the name of the doctor or hospital, the reason for your visit, and any medication or treatment you received.

Is there a section for educational and work history?

Yes, Part III asks about your daily activities, educational background, and the highest grade completed. And in Part IV, you're asked to describe your work history over the last 15 years, detailing jobs held, duties, physical requirements, and how your medical condition impacted your work.

What happens after I submit my MC 223 form?

After submission, your information will be reviewed by a county worker. You might be contacted for additional information or clarification. It's important to provide accurate and complete information to avoid delays in your Medi-Cal application process.

Where can I find assistance in filling out the MC 223 form?

For assistance, you can contact your local county social services office. Caseworkers are available to help you understand the form's requirements and guide you through the process of accurately completing and submitting it.

Can the information on the MC 223 form affect my Medi-Cal eligibility?

Yes, the information provided on the MC 223 form plays a crucial role in determining your eligibility for Medi-Cal benefits. Accurate and comprehensive details about your medical condition, care needs, and financial situation help ensure your application is properly assessed.

Common mistakes

Filling out the MC 223 form for Medi-Cal can be tricky, and making mistakes on it can delay or impact your application. One common error is not providing complete personal information in Part I. Many applicants either miss or incorrectly fill in details like their Social Security number, date of birth, or other names used. These pieces of information are critical for processing your application correctly and verifying your identity, so make sure every detail is accurate and complete.

Another area where errors frequently occur is in the medical information section, specifically questions regarding Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Disability benefits. It's important to answer yes or no correctly and provide details if you've applied for these benefits in the past two years. Misunderstanding or incorrectly reporting this information can lead to unnecessary delays in processing your Medi-Cal application.

Many applicants also stumble when listing their medical problems and treatments. Part II asks for detailed medical information, including the start dates of conditions and details of care received in the last 12 months. Leaving out important medical conditions or not attaching additional sheets for extra information can hinder a thorough evaluation of your medical needs. Remember, the more accurate and comprehensive your medical history is, the better Medi-Cal can assess your application.

Finally, not utilizing the space provided for additional contacts, tests, or treatments can be a missed opportunity. Question 12, for instance, allows you to list friends, relatives, or professionals who can provide further information about how your condition affects your daily life. Skipping this question or not providing enough detail may result in an incomplete picture of your health, potentially affecting the decision on your application. Always complete these sections to give a full account of your medical history and current condition.

Documents used along the form

When submitting the MC 223 form, used by applicants to provide supplemental health and personal information for Medi-Cal in the state of California, various other forms and documents are often required or beneficial to include. These documents ensure a comprehensive understanding of the applicant's situation, facilitating a smoother application process and helping to secure the necessary benefits.

MC 210: Medi-Cal Application Form - This form initiates the process of applying for Medi-Cal, collecting basic personal, financial, and household information essential for eligibility determination.
MC 13: Statement of Facts for Eligibility Determination - Used to gather detailed information regarding the applicant's income, property, and other factors critical to establishing eligibility for Medi-Cal benefits.
MC 219: Medi-Cal Information Notice - Provides applicants with information on rights, benefits, conditions, and the use of Medi-Cal services, ensuring they understand the program's scope and their entitlements.
SAWS 2A: Application for CalFresh, Cash Aid, and/or Medi-Cal/Health Care Programs - A comprehensive application that allows individuals to apply for multiple assistance programs, including Medi-Cal, all at once, streamlining the process for those in need of various forms of support.
Verification of Employment (VOE) Form: Employers complete this document to verify an applicant's employment status, income, and hours worked, which is critical for assessing financial eligibility for Medi-Cal.
Proof of Income: This can include recent pay stubs, tax returns, or employer letters, providing verifiable evidence of an applicant's income to accurately determine eligibility and the level of benefits.
Proof of California Residency: Documents such as a utility bill, lease agreement, or California driver's license verify the applicant's residency, a requirement for Medi-Cal eligibility.
Authorization for Disclosure of Health Information (HIPAA Release Form): Allows for the sharing of the applicant's health records among healthcare providers and the Medi-Cal program, ensuring a full understanding of medical needs and conditions.

Each of these documents plays a pivotal role in complementing the MC 223 form, providing a clear and comprehensive picture of the applicant's health, financial situation, and eligibility for health coverage under Medi-Cal. Ensuring that these forms and documents are accurately completed and promptly submitted is crucial for applicants to receive the assistance they need without unnecessary delay.

Similar forms

The MC 223 form is a detailed document used in the healthcare sector, particularly by individuals seeking Medi-Cal benefits in California. Its structure and purpose resemble several other important forms and documents utilized within and beyond the healthcare industry. Understanding how the MC 223 form parallels other documents can help in navigating various application processes more effectively.

Firstly, the MC 223 form shares similarities with the Social Security Disability Benefits application form. Both documents require detailed personal and medical information from applicants to assess eligibility for benefits. They ask for a history of medical conditions, treatments received, and how these conditions impact an individual's daily activities and abilities to work, highlighting the applicant's need for assistance or benefits due to health-related incapacities.

Secondly, tax return forms, such as the IRS Form 1040, also parallel the MC 223 form in terms of their requirement for comprehensive personal information. While tax forms primarily focus on financial information to determine tax liabilities or refunds, both forms serve as critical tools for evaluating an individual's eligibility for certain benefits or obligations, based on detailed personal disclosures.

Similarly, college and university application forms resemble the MC 223 form as they collect extensive personal, educational, and sometimes medical information to evaluate eligibility or suitability for admission. These forms might ask for descriptions of an applicant's activities, achievements, and challenges overcome, including health-related issues that have impacted an applicant's educational journey.

Employment application forms also share common aspects with the MC 223 form, especially in sections where applicants are asked about their ability to perform job-related tasks, which may include inquiries into physical or health conditions that could affect job performance. This similarity underscores the emphasis on assessing capability and eligibility, whether for a job or health benefits.

Insurance claim forms particularly resemble the medical information sections of the MC 223 form. Both types of documents require detailed disclosure of medical conditions, treatments, and healthcare provider information as part of the process to determine eligibility for coverage or benefits related to health and medical expenses.

Applications for disability parking permits issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) also mirror the MC 223 form's focus on health conditions that limit daily activities, including mobility. Applicants must provide a medical certification verifying their condition, much like the medical information and certifications required in the MC 223 form.

Lastly, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, while primarily concerned with financial aid for education, shares the MC 223 form's goal of collecting detailed personal information to assess eligibility for benefits. Both forms are essential tools for providing support based on comprehensive reviews of personal circumstances, even though they serve different end goals.

Through these comparisons, it's evident that the MC 223 form is part of a broader ecosystem of informational documents designed to assess individuals' eligibility for various types of assistance and benefits. Each document, while unique in purpose, collectively underscores the importance of detailed personal disclosures in facilitating access to support and services across different sectors.

Dos and Don'ts

When filling out the MC 223 form for Medi-Cal application, it is crucial to remember the following dos and don'ts to ensure your application is processed efficiently and accurately:

Do:

Provide accurate and complete personal and medical information. Make sure all fields are filled in correctly, especially your contact information, Social Security number, and detailed medical history.
Attach additional documentation if necessary. If you have more information about your medical condition or treatment that cannot fit in the provided space, attach additional sheets clearly indicating the section they belong to.
Seek assistance if you are unsure about any part of the form. It's better to ask for help from a counselor, social worker, or contact the Department of Health CARE Services directly if you have any questions.
Review your application before submission. Double-check your application for errors or omissions to avoid delays in the processing of your Medi-Cal benefits.

Don't:

Leave sections blank. If a section does not apply to you, indicate with "N/A" for "Not Applicable" instead of leaving it blank to show that you didn't overlook the question.
Forget to list all medical conditions and treatments. Incomplete information about your health can delay or affect the outcome of your application, so be thorough in listing all your conditions and treatments.
Use nicknames or initials. Always use your full legal name and the full names of any doctors or hospitals as this information is used to verify your eligibility and medical needs.
Submit the form without a signature. Your signature is required to process the application, so make sure you sign and date the form in the designated area before submitting.

Misconceptions

There are several misconceptions surrounding the MC 223 form, which is used in California for Medi-Cal applications. Clarifying these misconceptions is essential for applicants to understand the process and requirements accurately.

Misconception 1: The MC 223 form is only for people who have never applied for Medi-Cal before. This is incorrect. The form is used for both new applicants and current beneficiaries who need to provide supplemental information regarding their condition or circumstances.
Misconception 2: You need to fill out every section of the MC 223 form. Not all sections may apply to every applicant. For instance, if you have not sought medical care in the past 12 months, sections covering recent medical treatments or hospital visits can be left blank.
Misconception 3: The form can only be submitted in English. While the form itself is in English, applicants have the right to receive assistance in completing the form in their preferred language and can request interpreter services if needed.
Misconception 4: Personal information is optional. Personal details, such as your Social Security number, date of birth, and contact information, are crucial for processing the application and cannot be omitted.
Misconception 5: Only physical health problems should be listed. The MC 223 form is designed to gather information about all health issues affecting an applicant's ability to work or perform daily activities, including mental and emotional health problems.
Misconception 6: Information about past jobs is irrelevant. The work history section helps evaluate how your health problems impact your ability to work. Therefore, providing detailed information about your past employment is crucial.
Misconception 7: You should wait until you have all the requested information before submitting the form. Delaying submission can hinder your application process. It's better to submit the form with the information you currently have and provide additional information as it becomes available.

Understanding these misconceptions can help applicants fill out the MC 223 form more accurately and efficiently, potentially leading to a smoother processing of their Medi-Cal application.

Key takeaways

Filling out and using the MC 223 form, known as the Applicant's Supplemental Statement for Medi-Cal, involves providing detailed information crucial for individuals seeking medical benefits through California's Medicaid program. Here are four key takeaways to consider:

Accurate and Comprehensive Personal and Medical Information Is Critical: The MC 223 form requires individuals to provide not only their personal information, such as name, Social Security number, and contact details, but also extensive medical information. This includes current medical conditions, past hospital visits, treatments received, and any Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income Disability benefits applied for or received. Ensuring that all information is accurate and complete is essential for the evaluation of the Medi-Cal application.
Additional Documentation May Be Necessary: Given the detailed medical history and information required on the MC 223 form, applicants may need to attach additional documentation or sheets to provide a full account of their medical problems, treatments, hospital stays, and any other relevant medical information. Keeping records organized and readily available can streamline this process.
Communication Preferences and Needs Are Acknowledged: The form allows applicants to indicate their preferred language and whether they require an interpreter, ensuring that communication barriers do not hinder the application process. Applicants should accurately fill out these sections to facilitate effective communication with the Department of Health Care Services.
Consent for Further Medical Examinations: Applicants are alerted to the possibility of undergoing additional medical examinations to assess their eligibility for benefits. The form seeks consent upfront for these examinations, highlighting the importance of being prepared to participate in further evaluations as part of the Medi-Cal application process.

Understanding and meticulously completing the MC 223 form can significantly impact an individual's eligibility and access to Medi-Cal benefits. Attention to detail, accurate reporting of information, and awareness of the need for additional documentation are pivotal aspects of the application process.

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