Medicaid Waiver Services

Support with daily living tasks such as bathing, dressing, eating, shopping, and light housekeeping is essential in community first choice programs. These personal care services are often part of day habilitation and can also include respite care and supported living options.

Includes personal care services, supervision, skills training, and caregiver management support for those who qualify at an institutional level of care, as part of the community first choice program. This also encompasses day habilitation, respite care, and supported living options. (HCPCS code S5125 SE)

Household help is essential for maintaining a clean, safe, and accessible home environment, especially for those utilizing community first choice programs. This support can include personal care services, day habilitation, and respite care, all contributing to a supported living situation.

Short-term relief for unpaid caregivers is available through community first choice options, provided in-home, in a caregiver’s residence, or in approved community settings. This includes personal care services and respite care, as well as day habilitation and supported living arrangements. (HCPCS codes S5150 / S5151)

Support to build self-help, social, and adaptive skills through community involvement and meaningful daily activities, including community first choice options like day habilitation, personal care services, respite care, and supported living. (HCPCS code T2021)

Independent living support for adults residing in their own homes includes various services such as personal care services, respite care, and day habilitation, all designed to promote community first choice and supported living options. (HCPCS code T2017)

Skill-building support for youth living with an unpaid primary caregiver in their family home is essential for promoting community first choice options. This includes access to day habilitation programs, personal care services, respite care, and supported living arrangements. (HCPCS code T2017 U4)