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How to fill out community first choice option

1. Determine if you are eligible for the Community First Choice Option (CFCO) program. Eligibility requirements may vary by state, so it is important to check with your local Medicaid office.
2. Contact your local Medicaid office to obtain the necessary application forms and information on how to apply for the CFCO program.
3. Fill out the application form accurately and completely. Provide all required documentation, such as proof of income and disability.
4. Submit your completed application to your local Medicaid office. You may need to schedule an in-person interview or provide additional information, depending on the requirements of your state.
5. Wait for a decision from your local Medicaid office. If approved, you will receive notification and information on the next steps.
6. Once approved, work with your assigned case manager to develop a care plan and determine the specific services and supports you are eligible for under the CFCO program.
7. Utilize the community-based services and supports available through the CFCO program to enhance your independent living and community participation.

Who needs community first choice option?

1. The Community First Choice Option (CFCO) program is designed for individuals who require assistance with daily activities and have a qualifying disability. This program is particularly beneficial for individuals who prefer to receive care and support services in their home or community rather than in institutional settings, such as nursing homes or hospitals. The CFCO program aims to promote community integration and empower individuals with disabilities to live independently and participate fully in their communities.

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What is community first choice option?

The Community First Choice Option (CFCO) is a Medicaid State Plan option that allows states to provide home and community-based attendant services to individuals who would otherwise require care in a nursing facility.

Who is required to file community first choice option?

States are required to file the Community First Choice Option (CFCO) as part of their Medicaid State Plan.

How to fill out community first choice option?

States must submit a Medicaid State Plan Amendment to CMS in order to elect the Community First Choice Option (CFCO) and outline how they will implement the program.

What is the purpose of community first choice option?

The purpose of the Community First Choice Option (CFCO) is to provide individuals with the option to receive long-term services and supports in their own homes and communities, rather than in institutional settings.

What information must be reported on community first choice option?

States must report on how they plan to provide home and community-based attendant services, including eligibility criteria, person-centered planning, and quality assurance measures.