State: NJ Waiver name: Medically Fragile Children Description: This waiver allows medically fragile children aged 21 and younger who meet nursing facility or hospital level of care to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: case management, home supervision, and specialized group foster care services. Contact Information: (800) 356-1561 or (888) 285-3036 State waiver website: Medically Fragile Children website Program Data:
Medically Fragile Children 2001 participant data
Medically Fragile Children 2001 expenditure data
Waiver target group: HIV/AIDS
State: NJ Waiver name: AIDS Community Care Alternative Program (ACCAP) Description: This waiver allows persons with AIDS or a child who is HIV positive aged 13 and younger to remain living at home and in the community. Services offered under this waiver include: case management, personal care services, private duty nursing, and medical day care. Contact Information: (888) 285-3036 State waiver website: Not Available
Program Data:
AIDS Community Care Alternative Program (ACCAP) 2001 participant data
AIDS Community Care Alternative Program (ACCAP) 2001 expenditure data
Waiver target group: TBI/SCI
State: NJ Waiver name: Traumatic Brain Injury Description: This waiver allows persons with ABI aged 18-65 (must have occurred after the age of 16) who are currently in nursing facilities to return to their homes. Also, this waiver allows those who are currently in the community and at risk for institutionalization to remain living at home. Services offered under this waiver include: case management, community residential services, therapies, structured and supported day programs, and personal care services. Contact Information: (800) 356-1561 or (888) 285-3036 State waiver website: Traumatic Brain Injury website Program Data:
Traumatic Brain Injury 2001 participant data
Traumatic Brain Injury 2001 expenditure data
This information is part of the Center for PAS report:
Source: All information presented in these
tables were derived from public sources including state websites and the latest
available CMS Form 372, an annual report which includes waiver participants
and expenditures.