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IntroductionOhio StatisticsSize and characteristics of the PAS workforce in Ohio. Wages for Personal & Home Care Aides in Ohio. State Program DataState Only Funded HCBS in Ohio. State Waiver Demo Information. Ohio Legal InformationOhio Olmstead Plans and Lawsuits. Ohio PAS ProjectsResearch/Demo Projects to Improve PAS Workforce. Ohio ResourcesContact Info and Descriptions for all Ohio Medicaid Waivers. Ohio resources for employment of persons with disabilities. Ohio LibraryPAS Reports and Publications related to Ohio. Ohio Links |
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Contact Info and Descriptions for all Ohio Medicaid 1915(c) HCBS Waivers, 2006The following is a list of all Ohio 1915(c) Waivers by name - complete with a description, contact information and web link. Waiver target group: MR/DDState:OH Waiver name:Individual Options Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons of all ages who meet the ICF/MR level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: homemaker/personal care, transportation, and adaptive/assistive equipment. Contact Information:Individual Options contact information State waiver website:Program Data:
Individual Options 2006 participant data,
Individual Options 2006 expenditure data State:OH Waiver name:Residential Facility Description: Ended 2005 Contact Information:State waiver website:Program Data:
Individual Options 2006 participant data,
Individual Options 2006 expenditure data State:OH Waiver name:Level One Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons of all ages who meet the ICF/MR level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: daily living services, nursing services, home delivered meals, and adaptive/assistive devices. Waiver is currently used for people who are in the Ohio Home Care Waiver, but who have an ICF/MR level of care. Contact Information:State waiver website:Program Data:
Level One 2006 participant data,
Level One 2006 expenditure data State:OH Waiver name:Transition Description: This waiver allows persons aged 60+ who meet nursing facility level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: personal care services, emergency response, home delivered meals, specialized medical equipment and services, and transportation. Contact Information:Transition contact information State waiver website:Program Data:
Transition 2006 participant data,
Transition 2006 expenditure data Waiver target group: Aged/DisabledState:OH Waiver name:Passport Description: This waiver allows persons with physical disabilities and those aged 65+ who meet the nursing facility level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: home care attendant services, emergency response, home delivered meals, and special medical equipment and supplies. Contact Information:State waiver website:Program Data:
Passport 2006 participant data,
Passport 2006 expenditure data State:OH Waiver name:Choices Description: This waiver allows physically disabled persons who meet the nursing facility level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: daily living services, emergency response, nursing services, and home delivered meals. Contact Information:State waiver website:Program Data:
Choices 2006 participant data,
Choices 2006 expenditure data Waiver target group: Disabled/Physically DisabledState:OH Waiver name:Home Care Description: This waiver allows MR/DD persons to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: habilitation services, transportation services, therapy services, prescribed drugs, and residential care services. Contact Information:State waiver website:Program Data:
Home Care 2006 participant data,
Home Care 2006 expenditure data
This information is part of the Center for PAS report: Ng, T. & Harrington, C. (June 2010). Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services Data, 2006. 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.
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