Ten states—known as 209(b) states—establish more restrictive criteria for LTSS benefits (either income and resource thresholds or functional eligibility criteria) than SSI (Table 2).
| State | 209(b) Eligibility Levels as Percent of Federal Poverty Level |
| Connecticut | 63% |
| Hawaii | 64 |
| Illinois | 100 |
| Minnesota | 75 |
| Missouri | 84 |
| New Hampshire | 76 |
| North Dakota | 82 |
| Ohio | 61 |
| Oklahoma | 77 |
| Virginia | 74 |
Source: MACStats Table 11 in the March 2014 Report to Congress on Medicaid and CHIP.