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Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) in Maine

Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) covers in-home and community services only — it does not pay for residential placement in Maine. The program serves adults with ID/autism, lower needs.

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?

Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) does not fund residential placements. In Maine, residential care can be funded through Section 21 — Comprehensive waiver (ID/Autism), Section 18 — Brain Injury waiver, Section 20 — Other Related Conditions waiver, and others — talk to your case manager or support coordinator about switching or adding a program.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) Pay for Residential Care in Maine?
Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) covers in-home and community services only — it does not pay for residential placement in Maine.
Who Is Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) For?
Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) serves adults with ID/autism, lower needs. Your case manager or support coordinator confirms individual eligibility and enrollment.
How Do I Find Providers That Accept Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism)?
Because Section 29 — Supports waiver (ID/Autism) 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 Maine waivers that pay for residential care.

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