Medicaid Waivers by State: A Guide for Parents

Medicaid waivers are designed to help individuals with disabilities or chronic illnesses get the support they need to live their best lives at home or in their community.

Physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, chronic illnesses, mental health conditions, and age-related conditions.

The process for applying for a Medicaid waiver varies by state. Check out our guide for state-by-state instructions.

They can cover many services, like home and community-based care, transportation, assistive technology, therapy, respite care, and home modifications. The services that a waiver program will cover vary by state.

Yup! Medicaid waivers are available in every state. Check with your state’s Medicaid agency to learn more.