Contact Info and Descriptions for all Washington
Medicaid 1915(c) HCBS Waivers, 2005
The following is a list of all Washington 1915(c) Waivers
by name - complete with a description, contact information and web link.
Waiver target group: MR/DD
State: WA Waiver name: Basic Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons who live with family or in their own homes and meet the ICF/MR level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: personal care, respite, emergency assistance, and specialized medical equipment and supplies. Contact Information: Basic contact information State waiver website: Basic website Program Data:
Basic 2005 participant data
Basic 2005 expenditure data
State: WA Waiver name: Basic Plus Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons who live with family or in another setting (including adult family home or adult residential care facility), meet the ICF/MR level of care, and who are at high risk of institutionalization to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: all of the services offered under the Basic waiver as well as skilled nursing, adult foster care, and adult residential care. Contact Information: Basic Plus contact information State waiver website: Basic Plus website Program Data:
Basic Plus 2005 participant data
Basic Plus 2005 expenditure data
State: WA Waiver name: Core Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons who require residential habilitation or live at home who meet the ICF/MR level of care, and who are at immediate risk of institutionalization to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: residential habilitation, skilled nursing, behavior management and consultation, specialized medical equipment/supplies, and therapy. Contact Information: Core contact information State waiver website: Core website Program Data:
Core 2005 participant data
Core 2005 expenditure data
State: WA Waiver name: Community Protection Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons who live or are moving to the community and meet the ICF/MR level of care and meet the 'community protection' criteria, to live in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: residential habilitation, skilled nursing, behavior management and consultation, specialized medical equipment/supplies, and therapy. Contact Information: Community Protection contact information State waiver website: Community Protection website Program Data:
Community Protection 2005 participant data
Community Protection 2005 expenditure data
Source: All information presented in these
tables were derived from public sources including state websites and the latest
available CMS Form 372, an annual report which includes waiver participants
and expenditures.