Waivers

The West Virginia Medicaid waiver program allows people with disabilities the freedom to remain in their own homes with family and receive specialized care. These programs help reduce costs, increase coverage and improve care for individuals with disabilities who might otherwise be institutionalized or forced into a nursing home or hospital situation.

The WVU CED Family to Family (F2F) program held a West Virginia Waivers and Related Services webinar in December 2023 to share information about the various waiver programs available to Medicaid members in the state. View the video and accompanying resources below:

Waiver-related resources:

• Children with Disabilities Community Service Program (CDCSP) brochure
• Bureau for Medical Services (BMS) Waiver Program presentation slides*
• How to apply for the Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver (TBIW) program
• TBIW application enrollment process
• Medicaid Personal Care Program brochure

* Alternate format available upon request.

Learn more about West Virginia waiver programs:

• Aged and Disabled
• Children with Serious Emotional Disorders
• Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities
• Substance Use Disorder
• Traumatic Brain Injury