The HCB waiver program provides Medicaid-paid services and supports to older adults or to adults and children with physical disabilities. Environmental and minor home adaptations are offered as part of the program.
This program provides assistance to individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability to help them live in the community in the setting of their choice as independently as possible. Services include environmental accessibility adaptation services.
The MPW provides Medicaid services and supports, including environmental and minor home adaptations, so that individuals may live in the community for as long as possible.
The Rampbuilders program offers free home accessibility modifications for persons with disabilities in the Louisville Metro Area. This program works in partnership with the Salvation Army, local governments and Medicaid. The services provided can include ramps, railings, and anything other modifications that help recipients more safely move about their homes.
This Medicaid Waiver provides supplemental support services, including environmental accessibility adaptations, in an annual package to children from 0-20 years of age with developmental disabilities who currently live at home with their families or with a foster family.
This waiver program provides environmental accessibility adaptations (home modifications to aid in self-care) in the home and community to older adults or adults with disabilities who qualify.
This Medicaid Waiver program provides services, including environmental accessibility modifications, designed to assist people with living as independently as possible.
This program provides affordable rental housing with individualized services to people with severe and complex disabilities, enabling them to live successfully in the community. It includes making the unit where the tenant lives accessible.
This waiver program provides supports and services that assist people with transitioning from intermediate care facilities for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities to their own home in the community. Services may include environmental accessibility adaptations.
This program is for individuals 18 years and older who have sustained an acquired brain injury due to an insult to the brain resulting directly or indirectly from trauma, infection, anoxia, or vascular lesions, and not of a degenerative or congenital nature. The waiver provides services such as environmental adaptations that support community living.