Acquired Brain Injury Waiver
Program offers flexible, temporary services to individuals with
acquired brain injuries. This is a community re-entry program
for rehabilitation and training for persons with acquired brain
injuries.
Assistive Technology
refers to devices and tools that are sometimes available to persons
with disabilities that can allow them to participate more fully
in the activities of daily life.
Autism Society of Kentuckiana
(A.S.K.) is a chapter of the Autism Society of America that
provides families and individuals affected by autism and related
disabilities with support, information, and advocacy.
Autism Society of the Bluegrass
offers monthly meetings to families and individuals affected by
autism to provide information and support.
Autism Society of Greater
Cincinnati is a chapter of the Autism Society of America that
promote lifelong access and opportunities for persons within the
autism spectrum and their families, to be fully included, participating
members of their communities through advocacy, public awareness,
education and research related to autism.
Centers for Independent Living
have a package of services addressing unmet needs facing people
with disabilities who want to live independently in the community.
The
Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs provides diagnosis and
treatment to children with certain disabling conditions, both congenital or
acquired.
Early Periodic Screening Diagnostic
and Treatment Special Services can allow Medicaid service providers
to provide eligible persons necessary medical and dental services
that are not otherwise covered by Medicaid.
First Steps is
an early intervention program that serves children from birth to age three
that have a developmental delay or a medical condition that is known to cause
a delay.
Home and
Community-Based Waiver Program provides necessary medical services
to Medicaid eligible persons who are aged or disabled that would
otherwise require nursing facility level of care.
Homecare Program
offers independent living services are available for individuals
aged 60+ who have functional or physical disabilities. These
services are intended to allow the individual to remain in their
own home instead of a nursing home facility.
IMPACT Plus is a collaborative
effort of the Department for Medicaid Services, Community Based
Services and Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services. This
program provides a network of care and services for Medicaid/K-CHIP-eligible
children with complex treatment needs.
K-CHIP offers medical coverage for those
children who do not qualify for Medicaid and whose family income does not
exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Line.
Kentucky IMPACT offers service
coordination to children and adolescents with disabilities.
Kentucky Supported Living is a flexible
program that provides individualized services that are managed by consumers
and their families.
Medicaid is the largest
program providing medical and health-related services to America's poorest
people.
Medicare
is the federal
government program that gives you health care coverage if you are 65 or older
or have a disability, no matter what your income.
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation provides
services to individuals with disabilities to prepare for, secure,
retain, or regain appropriate employment.
Personal
Care Attendant Services Program offers assistance with personal
care, housekeeping, shopping, travel, self-care procedures, meal
preparation, and other daily activities.
Social
Security Disability Insurance is a federal
cash benefit that may be available if a person is disabled.
State General Funds are dollars that Comprehensive Care Centers can use
flexibly. These versatile dollars can fund short term supports that
include but are not limited to respite, crisis intervention, and case
management.
Supplemental
Security Insurance
is a need-based program designed to provide a minimum income to people unable
to work due to disability or retirement who are otherwise uninsured or
underinsured and have insufficient income from other sources.
Supported
Employment
assists persons with disabilities
to find and maintain employment.
Supports
for Community Living allows
individuals to live in the home or in the community rather than in an
institution.
Traumatic
Brain Injury Trust Fund Benefit Management Program offers flexible, temporary
benefits for people with traumatic brain injuries.
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