Community Integration and Habilitation Waiver

Structured daytime services and support in an approved setting.

Assessment, planning, intervention, and teaching strategies related to behavioral needs and goals.

Helps someone understand how employment and earnings may affect SSI, Medicaid, and other public benefits.

Helps a participant identify interests, strengths, employment goals, and possible career paths.

Coordinates the person-centered service plan and waiver supports.

Assistance and approved transition-related supports for someone moving from an institutional setting into a community residence.

Supports development, maintenance, or improvement of skills needed for daily living, independence, social participation, and community life.

Ongoing support to help a participant maintain competitive integrated employment after other employment-support phases.

Structured support delivered in an approved facility-based setting according to the participant’s needs and goals.

Training that helps unpaid family members and caregivers understand and support the participant’s disability-related needs.

Approved accessibility or safety-related changes to the participant’s home.

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Goal-directed therapy delivered by a qualified music therapist using music-based interventions.

Qualified occupational therapy available under waiver-specific age and coverage rules, generally when the service is not otherwise available through another responsible benefit.

Emergency-response technology that helps a participant request assistance.

Qualified physical therapy available under applicable waiver age and payer requirements.

Training that develops general skills and behaviors useful for future employment rather than training for one specific job.

Qualified psychological services available under applicable waiver requirements.

Therapeutic use of recreation and activities to support functional, social, behavioral, or independence goals.

Technology-supported off-site assistance that may allow a participant to complete activities more independently while maintaining appropriate safety and support.

A specific CIH support that may help cover certain room-and-board expenses associated with an unrelated person who lives with the participant and provides needed support.

This is not a general rent subsidy.

Hourly residential support addressing daily living, skill development, safety, community participation, and independence.

A daily residential support model for participants requiring a more intensive or continuous structure of habilitation and support.

Temporary support provided to the participant so an unpaid caregiver can receive relief from caregiving responsibilities.

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Approved disability-related adaptive equipment, supplies, communication technology, safety devices, or other qualifying items needed to increase independence or functioning.

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Qualified speech and language services under applicable age and payer requirements.

A residential caregiving arrangement in which the participant lives with a principal caregiver and an approved agency provides oversight and support.

Approved transportation connected to authorized waiver needs.

Approved disability-related changes to a vehicle.

The service concerns approved modifications; it is not payment to purchase or lease a vehicle.

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Coordination and monitoring focused on health, wellness, medical needs, and communication among the participant’s support team.

Direct support needed to help someone perform or maintain employment in a workplace.