The Baltimore County Department of Planning administers two funding programs to provide financial assistance so that people with disabilities may modify their units. Home modifications address the needs of a person with a disability living in a rental unit and using a voucher. Modifications may include installation of railings or ramps, bathtub inserts, alert systems, […]
The non-profit Washington County Commission on Aging, Inc., an Area Agency on Aging, serves the Washington County community by helping older adults, people with disabilities regardless of age, and caregivers with programs such as the Home Repair/CDBG and Ramps Program. This program assists eligible homeowners within Hagerstown city limits with necessary maintenance and repairs such […]
Massachusetts Executive Office of Aging & Independence provides support for home modification/repairs via Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) and the Older Americans Act Title III, the Family Caregiver Support Program and Home and Community Based Waivers. It engages in activities to raise awareness through engagement with the AAAs and Aging Disability Resource Consortia and leveraging […]
This state-funded in-home services program provides services to help eligible residents of Massachusetts age in place by supporting daily tasks. Services may include home safety, independence evaluations, and adaptive housing.
This home and community-based services Medicaid Waiver program provides services to Massachusetts residents age 60 and older with needs ranging from basic to intensive levels so that they may live in the community. Environmental accessibility adaptations are included as a service support.
This program provides 0% interest, deferred payment loans to modify the primary permanent homes of older adults and children with disabilities so that they may live more independently. Six agencies in Massachusetts administer the program. A one time loan of $1,000 to $50,000 may be borrowed by property owners; $1,000 up to $30,000 for mobile […]
This Medicaid Waiver provides services and supports to help individuals with acquired brain injuries live in community settings instead of in institutional settings. Services include home accessibility adaptations.
Provides homemaker, individual support and community habilitation, residential habilitation, respite, supported employment, adult companion, day services, home accessibility adaptations, shared living – 24 hour supports, specialized medical equipment, transitional assistance, and transportation.
This Medicaid Waiver program helps Massachusetts residents who have been in a skilled nursing facility or a long-term care hospital for at least 90 days to move back into the community. Services are identified and coordinated by a case manager/service coordinator and may include home accessibility adaptations.
This Medicaid Waiver serves individuals who require at least one home and community-based waiver service per month and do not require the levels of support provided under either the Community Living Waiver or the Intensive Supports Waiver. Services are provided in family homes, adult foster care, or independently in community settings. Participants receive services through […]