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Introducing the Waiver Move Page feature

Welcome to a new level of convenience with our Waiver Move Page feature. Say goodbye to manual tasks and hello to streamlined processes!

Key Features:

Easily move waivers from one location to another
Simple drag and drop functionality
Real-time syncing across all devices

Potential Use Cases and Benefits:

Efficiently organize waivers by categories or events
Quickly update waiver locations without hassle
Improved customer experience with smooth transitions

With our Waiver Move Page feature, you can solve the problem of scattered waivers and save time by managing them effortlessly. Experience the power of seamless waiver management today!

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A waiver is a Medicaid funding source that can provide services to assist people with disabilities to stay in their own homes and prevent moving to a facility. The county board pays approximately 40% of the cost of waiver services and the state and federal government pay approximately 60% of the cost of services.
The Individual Options Waiver (IO Waiver), is a Medicaid waiver for people who have develop- mental disabilities. Individuals who are eligible can use a Medicaid waiver to stay in their homes and get support, rather than live in an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID).
The Level One Waiver is a Medicaid waiver for people with developmental disabilities who meet certain eligibility criteria. The waiver allows people to stay in their homes and get support, rather than require them to live in an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID).
Although the SELF waiver provides an enrollee the ability to direct and manage his or her own services (known as "participant direction"), restrictions do exist.
The Ohio Home Care Waiver Program is a long-term care program that meets the needs of financially eligible children and adults who have significant disabilities and/or mental health needs. ... Individuals must meet certain requirements to receive services through the Ohio Home Care Waiver.
Complete the waiver application packet with your County Board. ... Submit the waiver application packet to DODD. ... Contact your local Job and Family Services to apply for Medicaid. ... Maintain your eligibility.
One can apply online for Medicaid in Alabama or by contacting their local Area Agency on Aging. To apply specifically for this waiver, persons who are already enrolled in Medicaid can call 1-800-AGE-LINE or 1-800-243-5463.
Overview. The Ohio Home Care Waiver Program is a long-term care program that meets the needs of financially eligible children and adults who have significant disabilities and/or mental health needs. Without the services available through this waiver, these individuals are at risk of hospital or nursing home placement.
Generally, states offer HCBS waivers to elderly people (aged 65 or over), physically disabled people, adults and children with developmental disabilities, and medically fragile people (who require life support or other extensive medical equipment).
Through Medicaid, Ohio will pay some of the costs of assisted living and home health care for those who qualify for Medicaid long-term care. Assisted living facilities are generally less expensive and less medically intensive than nursing homes, but Medicaid will still only pay some of the costs.
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