Indiana Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services
Indiana Medicaid pays for services for individuals who choose to remain in their home as an alternative to receiving services in an institution, such as a nursing facility. These services are referred to as home and community-based services. These programs are intended to assist a person to be as independent as possible and live in the least restrictive environment possible while maintaining safety in the home
IPMG Provides Case Management, Care Management, and Wrapround Facilitation for the following Indiana Waivers:
These waivers are for children and adults with an intellectual disability and assist a person to become involved in the community where he or she lives and works, develop social relationships in the person's home and work communities, develop skills to make decisions about how and where the person wants to live, and be as independent as possible.
This waiver is for children and adults whose needs are primarily medical, and assist a person to be as independent as possible and live in the least restrictive environment possible while maintaining safety in the home.
- Health and Wellness Waiver(H&W)
On July 1, individuals age 59 and younger who had been receiving services through the Aged
and Disabled waiver will begin receiving services through the Health and Wellness waiver. The H&W Waiver is administered by the Bureau of Disability Services (BDS) rather than the Division of Aging. Individuals will still apply for the H&W Waiver through their local Area Agency on Aging.
Wraparound is a voluntary program designed to help families who have children with emotional and/or behavioral challenges. Wraparound teams are made of caring professionals, friends and family who use Wraparound principles to meet the needs of families.