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FAQs
General
Virginia Medicaid Waivers are programs that allow individuals with disabilities and the elderly to receive Medicaid-funded services and support in their homes and communities, rather than in institutional settings like nursing facilities, by waiving certain requirements.
The Medicaid Waivers are designed to provide an alternative to institutional care, enabling individuals to live and receive support in their own homes and communities.
Waivers can offer services for:
• In-home Consumer Directed Care
• Respite care
• Personal care
• Companion Care
https://www.dmas.virginia.gov/for-members/benefits-and-services/waivers/.(https://www.dmas.virginia.gov/for-members/benefits-and-services/waivers/)
Consumer-directed means you are in charge. Instead of an agency assigning caregivers, you:
• Choose who provides your care (including trusted family members or friends)
• Set schedules that work for your life
• Have greater flexibility and control over your services
We provide the guidance—you make the decisions.
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