Services available by Waiver Service Category and Description Community Living Waiver- 24/7 Supports, designed for people with higher needs Family Supports Waiver- Everything from drop in supports to shy of 24/7 supports for people with moderate needs Building Independence Waiver- Lower support levels for people with low support needs Residential Group Homes- 24/7 staffed home where 3+ people with disabilities live. Homes usually have 4-7 residents and staff that rotate around the clock on shifts. X Residential Shared Living- Individual lives with someone without a disability who is reimbursed for room and board in exchange for companionship X X X Residential Independent Living- Supports brought into the home focused on skill building and preparing for greater independence X Residential Sponsored Residential- Option where person with disability lives with a paid caregiver in the home of the caregiver. X Residential Supported Living- Residence owned by a support provider that offers up to 24/7 help with support needs X X Day & Employment Community Engagement- Service focused on ability to improve skills for employability and independence using the community as the environment X X X Day & Employment Supported Employment (Group and Individual)- Supports on the job to allow people to work in competitive employment X X X Day & Employment Day Support- Either center or community based supports that are typically unpaid and involve skill development X X X Day & Employment Workplace Assistance Services- Services for someone who to fill the gap between initial job training and following along services X X Day & Employment Community Coaching- 1:1 support to build a specific skill or break a barrier to employment and community engagement X X X Day & Employment Benefits Planning- Services to help individuals receiving social security benefits understand the impact of work on those benefits X X X Service Category and Description Community Living Waiver- Family Supports Waiver- Building Independence
24/7 Supports, designed for people with higher needs Everything from drop in supports to shy of 24/7 supports for people with moderate needs Waiver- Lower support levels for people with low support needs In Home In-home Support Services (up to 24/7)- 1:1 services in the home focused on life skills X X In Home Companion Services- 1:1 service in the home focused to monitor for safety X X In Home Respite- Supplemental annual hours of personal care to provide relief to the unpaid caregiver X X In Home Environmental Modifications- Up to $5000 per year to modify a primary home or vehicle to better adapt it to the needs of the individual X X X In Home Personal Emergency Response System- Electronic safety monitoring system to link to emergency services X X X Community Supports Electronic Home-Based Supports- Good and services to be used in the home for greater independence in lieu of paid staff X X X Community Supports Assistive Technology- Up to $5000 per year on portable items to assist the individual with safety, communication, and independence X X X Community Supports Crisis Supports (center and community based)- crisis prevention and stabilization X X X Community Supports Community Guide- Direct assistance in promoting and developing community relationships that promote integration and self-determination X X X Community Supports Non-medical transportation- Reimbursement for transport to locations associated with an individual’s support plan and goals X X X Medical Private Duty Nursing- 1:1 continuous care nursing for people with complex medical needs X X Medical Skilled Nursing- Intermittent nursing related to a specific medical care need X X Other Therapeutic Consultations- Limited consultations with therapists in qualifying areas X X Other Transition Services- Funding and supports to assist people with leaving institutional settings X X X Other Individual and Family/Caregiver Training- Education and training on disability related issues for the primary caregiver or family of the individual X