Consolidated Waiver
The Pennsylvania Consolidated Waiver is designed to help individuals with an intellectual disability, autism or developmental disability to live more independently in their homes and communities and to provide a variety of services that promote community living, including self-directed service models and traditional, agency-based service models.
Eligibility Criteria
The following diagnosis apply:
Mild Intellectual Disability
Moderate Intellectual Disability
Severe Intellectual Disability.
Developmental Delay
Developmental Academic Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder
ADHD
Anxiety Disorder
The following age requirements apply:
Adults over the age of 18.
Level of Care
Medical Evaluation
Diagnosis of an intellectual disability, autism, or developmental disability
Recommended for an intermediate care facility (ICF) level of care based on a medical evaluation.
Determined eligible for Medical Assistance (MA) in Pennsylvania
Meet the financial requirements as determined by your local County Assistance Office
Services we offer
In-Home and Community Support
Personal care is available for any daily tasks you may need support with, such as bathing, showering, applying creams and lotions, dressing and toileting, all in the comfort of your own home.
Companion
Companionship care is available and offers company and friendship. Companions may help with certain household chores; however, their primary purpose is to spend time with you or your loved one.
Respite
Respite care is available to provide temporary relief for a primary caregiver, enabling you to take a much-needed break from the demands of caregiving a sick, aging, or disabled family member.
Homemaker/Chore Service
This service provides assistance with household tasks and chores for individuals who may have difficulty managing these activities independently. This service includes: Household Cleaning and Maintenance: Ensuring the home remains clean and safe. Homemaker Activities: Meal preparation, laundry, and other essential tasks. This service is limited to 40 hours per year and is available when the individual or anyone else in the household is temporarily incapable of performing these tasks.
Community Participation Supports (CPS)
Our CPS service aims to support individuals with disabilities by promoting integration and inclusion within their communities. Key areas of focus include: Socialization: Developing social skills, understanding appropriate boundaries, and managing social discomfort. Employment: Providing vocational support, developing career goals, and promoting competitive employment and volunteer opportunities in alignment with Pennsylvania’s "employment first" initiative. Daily Living Skills: Teaching skills necessary for independent living, such as cooking, housework, managing finances, and maintaining personal hygiene.
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