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ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) in Massachusetts

ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) can pay for services in licensed residential settings in Massachusetts, so it is a funding path for residential placements. The program serves adults with acquired brain injury leaving facilities.

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

Find Residential Providers in Massachusetts

Every provider below comes from Massachusetts licensing records. Browse by care type and county, then send an inquiry — ask directly about ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) participation, and openings show live when providers update availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) Pay for Residential Care in Massachusetts?
ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) can pay for services in licensed residential settings in Massachusetts, so it is a funding path for residential placements.
Who Is ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) For?
ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) serves adults with acquired brain injury leaving facilities. Your case manager or support coordinator confirms individual eligibility and enrollment.
How Do I Find Providers That Accept ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers)?
Browse licensed residential providers in Massachusetts by care type and county on Capacity Track, then send an inquiry — ask each provider directly about ABI-RH and ABI-N (Acquired Brain Injury waivers) participation, or have your case manager or support coordinator confirm it during authorization.

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