Medicaid Waivers for Residential Care, State by State

Medicaid home- and community-based services (HCBS) waivers are the main public funding path for residential care — but every state designs its own programs, and not all of them pay for a residential placement. This guide covers 245 programs across 51 states: who each one serves, whether it funds residential care, and how to find licensed providers with openings.

Unlike referral services that only show communities that pay them, Capacity Track lists every licensed provider from state licensing records — including the waiver-funded settings most directories skip.

Choose Your State

• Alabama6 programs
• Alaska5 programs
• Arizona3 programs
• Arkansas4 programs
• California6 programs
• Colorado5 programs
• Connecticut5 programs
• Delaware2 programs
• District of Columbia3 programs
• Florida3 programs
• Georgia5 programs
• Hawaii3 programs
• Idaho4 programs
• Illinois7 programs
• Indiana5 programs
• Iowa8 programs
• Kansas5 programs
• Kentucky6 programs
• Louisiana5 programs
• Maine6 programs
• Maryland6 programs
• Massachusetts7 programs
• Michigan4 programs
• Minnesota6 programs
• Mississippi5 programs
• Missouri7 programs
• Montana3 programs
• Nebraska4 programs
• Nevada4 programs
• New Hampshire4 programs
• New Jersey3 programs
• New Mexico5 programs
• New York5 programs
• North Carolina5 programs
• North Dakota5 programs
• Ohio6 programs
• Oklahoma5 programs
• Oregon5 programs
• Pennsylvania7 programs
• Rhode Island2 programs
• South Carolina6 programs
• South Dakota4 programs
• Tennessee4 programs
• Texas5 programs
• Utah5 programs
• Vermont5 programs
• Virginia6 programs
• Washington5 programs
• West Virginia4 programs
• Wisconsin4 programs
• Wyoming3 programs