Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver

Structured daytime support, activities, supervision, and services in an approved community setting.

A residential support option in a family-style living environment for someone who needs ongoing assistance.

Residential services in an approved assisted-living setting for people who need support while remaining in a community environment.

Hands-on or supportive assistance with personal activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, transfers, mobility, and related personal routines.

Assessment, planning, strategies, and support addressing behavioral, cognitive, emotional, or safety-related challenges connected to the participant’s needs.

Helps a participant understand how employment, earnings, and other life changes may affect public benefits.

Coordinates the person-centered planning process, services, providers, and waiver supports.

Helps an eligible person move from an institutional setting into a home or other community setting.

Ongoing employment-related support that helps someone maintain competitive integrated employment after other employment supports have been exhausted or transitioned.

Assistance with household and community-living tasks such as meal preparation, laundry, routine household activities, and other authorized instrumental activities of daily living.

Prepared meals delivered to the home when needed to support health, nutrition, and community living.

Assessment and approved physical changes to a home that improve accessibility, independence, or safety because of a disability.

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Coordinates health-related needs and communication across providers for people with complex medical or support needs.

Approved nutritional products needed to support health when program requirements are met.

Emergency-response technology that allows a participant to obtain assistance when needed.

Approved pest-management services when an infestation creates a health or safety risk affecting the participant’s ability to remain in the home.

Support provided in the participant’s residential environment to develop, maintain, or improve daily living skills, independence, safety, and community functioning.

Temporary relief for an unpaid caregiver when the participant requires a level of support meeting the service requirements.

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Disability-related adaptive equipment, supplies, controls, technology, or other approved items needed to increase independence, communication, safety, or daily functioning when applicable coverage rules are met.

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Organized daytime habilitative programming designed around functional goals, participation, skill development, and needs associated with traumatic brain injury.

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

Approved nonmedical transportation necessary to access waiver services, community activities, or other authorized needs.

Approved disability-related changes to a vehicle that improve access, transportation, or independence.

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

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