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Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) in Connecticut

Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) covers in-home and community services only — it does not pay for residential placement in Connecticut. The program serves Adults 18-64 with ABI.

Enrollment and service authorization go through your case manager or support coordinator. They confirm eligibility, authorize the budget, and help select a provider.

Need a Residential Placement Instead?

Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) does not fund residential placements. In Connecticut, residential care can be funded through Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders (CHCPE — 1915(c) + state-funded strand), DDS Comprehensive Supports Waiver and Individual & Family Support Waiver (1915(c)) — talk to your case manager or support coordinator about switching or adding a program.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) Pay for Residential Care in Connecticut?
Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) covers in-home and community services only — it does not pay for residential placement in Connecticut.
Who Is Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) For?
Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) serves Adults 18-64 with ABI. Your case manager or support coordinator confirms individual eligibility and enrollment.
How Do I Find Providers That Accept Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c))?
Because Acquired Brain Injury Waivers I & II (1915(c)) does not fund residential placements, ask your case manager or support coordinator about in-home and community providers. If a residential placement is needed, see the Connecticut waivers that pay for residential care.

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