Oregon Adult HCBS Waiver

“Provides employment path services, supported employment – individual employment support, waiver case management, direct nursing, discovery/career exploration services, environmental safety modifications, family training – conferences and workshops, specialized medical supplies, supported employment – small group employment support, and vehicle modification services to individuals with intellectual disabilities or developmental disabilities ages 18 or older who meet an ICF/IID level of care. This waiver operates with a concurrent 1915(b)(4) authority.”

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Wyoming Long Term Care (0236.R04.00)

“Provides adult day care, case management, personal care, respite, FMS, care coordination, home delivered meals, non-medical transportation, PERS installation, ERS, self-help assistant, skilled nursing for aged individuals 65 – no max age and physically disabled ages 19-64.”

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Wyoming Long Term Care (0236.R04.00)

Wyoming Assisted Living Facility HCBS (0369.R03.00)

“Provides case management, assisted living service level I, assisted living service level II, assisted living service level III for aged individuals ages 65 – no max age and physically disabled individuals ages 19-64.”

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Wyoming Assisted Living Facility HCBS (0369.R03.00)

Wyoming Adult Developmental Disabilities (0226.R04.00)

TERMINATED 09/30/2014 – “Provides case management, community integrated employment, day hab, homemaker, personal care, prevocational services-phased out yr 1, residential hab, respite, supported living, OT, PT, speech therapy, agency with choice, independent support broker, companion services, dietician services, environmental mods, in home support-phased out yr 1, individually-directed goods and services, skilled nursing, specialized equipment, unpaid caregiver training and education for individuals w/DD, IID ages 21 – no max age.”

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Wyoming Adult Developmental Disabilities (0226.R04.00)

Wyoming Children’s Mental Health (0451.R02.00)

“Provides family care coordination, respite, youth and family training and support for individuals w/mental illness ages 18-21 and for individuals w/serious emotional disturbance ages 4-17.”

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WY Children's Mental Health (0451.R02.00)

Wyoming Supports (1060.R00.00)

“Provides adult day, case management, community integration, homemaker, personal care, prevocational, respite, supported employment, dietician services, OT, PT, skilled nursing, speech/hearing/language services, independent support brokerage, behavioral support services, child habilitation, cognitive retraining, companion, crisis intervention support, environmental mods, individual hab training, self-directed goods and services, specialized equipment, supported living, transportation for individuals with ID/DD 0 – no max age and BI ages 21 – no max age.”

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Wyoming Supports (1060.R00.00)

Wyoming Comprehensive (1061.R00.00)

“Provides adult day, case management, community integration, homemaker, personal care, prevocational, residential hab, respite, supported employment, dietician services, OT, PT, skilled nursing, speech/hearing/language services, independent support brokerage, behavioral support, child hab, companion, crisis intervention support, environmental mods, individual hab training, self-directed goods and services, special family hab home, specialized equipment, supported living, transportation for individuals with ID/DD 0 – no max age.”

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Wyoming Comprehensive (1061.R00.00)

Wyoming Acquired Brain Injury (0370.R03.00)

“Provides adult day, case management, community integration, homemaker, personal care, prevocational services, residential hab, respite, supported employment, supported living, OT, PT, speech/hearing/language, independent support broker, behavioral support, cognitive retraining, companion services, crisis intervention support, dietician services, environmental mods, self-directed goods and services, skilled nursing, specialized equipment, transportation for individuals with brain injury ages 21-64.”

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Wyoming Acquired Brain Injury (0370.R03.00)

Arkansas HCBS Transition Plan

“The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule for home and community-based services that requires states to review and evaluate current Home and Community -Based Services (HCBS) settings, including residential and nonresidential settings. States are required to analyze all HCBS settings where HCBS participants receive services, determine if the current settings comply with the final rule, and demonstrate how compliance will be achieved for those settings that do not meet the HCBS settings requirements. Settings that are HCBS compliant must be integrated in and support full access of individuals receiving Medicaid

HCBS to the greater community, including opportunities to seek employment and work in competitive integrated settings, engage in community life, control personal resources and receive services in the community to the same degree of access as individuals not receiving Medicaid HCBS.”

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Arkansas HCBS Transition Plan (PDF)

Wisconsin Medicaid Money Follows the Person

“Wisconsin received a federal award for a five-year Money Follows the Person Rebalancing Demonstration (MFP Demo). The demonstration, authorized by Congress and funded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, provides enhanced federal matching funds for services provided to participants in the demonstration.”

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Wisconsin Medicaid Money Follows the Person