The purpose of the Community Supports Waiver is to serve people with intellectual disability or related disabilities whose waiver service needs will not exceed the individual cost limit set forth in the waiver, in their home and/or community. It also offers opportunities for individuals to self-direct certain services if they choose.
Community Support Waiver Manual for Case Managers and Early Interventionists
Published March 2009
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 (PDF) What is a Waiver?
Chapter 2 (PDF) CS Waiver Document
Chapter 3 (PDF) Requesting a Slot - Community Supports Information (PDF)
Chapter 4 (PDF) Freedom of Choice
Chapter 5 (PDF) ICF/IID Level of Care
Chapter 6 (PDF) Enrollments
Chapter 7 (PDF) Disenrollments
Chapter 8 (PDF) Extension, Reduction, Suspension, Denial or Termination of Waiver Services
Chapter 9 (PDF) Waiver Services
- Adult Day Health Care (PDF)
- Adult Day Health Care Nursing (PDF)
- Adult Day Health Care Transportation (PDF)
- Assistive Tech and Appliances Consultation-Assessment (PDF)
- Assistive Tech and Appliances (PDF)
- PERS (PDF)
- Incontinence Supplies -Adult (PDF)
- Personal Care Services (PDF)
- Respite (PDF)
- Behavior Support Services (PDF)
- Waiver Case Management (PDF)
- Day Activity (PDF)
- Career Preparation (PDF)
- Community Services (PDF)
- Employment Services (PDF)
- Support Center Services (PDF)
- In-Home Support (PDF)
- Environmental Modifications (PDF)
- Private Vehicle Modifications Consultation-Assessment (PDF)
- Private Vehicle Modifications (PDF)
- Medicaid State Plan Services
Chapter 10 Miscellaneous
- Preventative/Rehabilitative Services for Primary Care Enhancement (P/RSPCE)
- Principle Interaction Between P/RSPCE and Medicaid HCB Waiver Programs
- Community Supports Waiver and Hospice Services
- Out of State Travel for Community Supports Waiver Individuals
- Income Trust
- Purging a Community Supports Waiver File
Chapter 11 Transferring a Waiver Case