Nevada § 422A.3351 Application for Medicaid: Statements regarding action for recovery and civil liability of recipient

Nevada Statutes

§ 422A.3351 — Application for Medicaid: Statements regarding action for recovery and civil liability of recipient

Nevada § 422A.3351

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 422AWelfare

State Plan for Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 422A.3351 (2026).

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Each application for Medicaid must include a statement that: 1. Any assistance paid on behalf of a recipient may be recovered in an action filed against the estate of the recipient or the spouse of the recipient; and 2. Any person who signs an application for Medicaid and fails to report to the Department:

(a)Any required information which the recipient knew at the time the recipient signed the application; or

(b)Within the period allowed by the Department, any required information which the recipient obtained after the recipient filed the application, Ê may be personally liable for any money incorrectly paid to the recipient.

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Each application for Medicaid must include a statement that:
1. Any assistance paid on behalf of a recipient may be recovered in an action filed against the estate of the recipient or the spouse of the recipient; and
2. Any person who signs an application for Medicaid and fails to report to the Department:
(a) Any required information which the recipient knew at the time the recipient signed the application; or
(b) Within the period allowed by the Department, any required information which the recipient obtained after the recipient filed the application,
Ê may be personally liable for any money incorrectly paid to the recipient.