Understanding the Personal Care Assistance (PCA) Waiver
The PCA Waiver supports individuals with disabilities who require assistance with daily living activities in order to live independently in the community.
What Is the PCA Waiver?
The PCA Waiver is a Connecticut Medicaid program that provides hands-on assistance with activities of daily living for eligible individuals with disabilities.
Who May Be Eligible?
Eligibility typically includes:
- A qualifying disability
- Medicaid eligibility
- Need for assistance with daily activities
- Connecticut residency
How Does the Program Work?
- Eligibility is determined by the State of Connecticut
- A care plan is developed based on assessed needs
- Services are provided in home or community settings
Why Consider the PCA Waiver?
Families may explore this option because it:
- Supports independent living
- Provides assistance with essential daily tasks
- Helps individuals remain in their communities
Getting Started
The Personal Care Assistance (PCA) Waiver is administered through state-managed processes.
Individuals interested in the program should review eligibility requirements and be prepared to participate in assessments that help determine service needs and qualifications.
Serenity Care at Home can help explain how the PCA Waiver works and what to expect during the application process.
Need More Information?
If you have general questions about care options or would like help understanding available programs, our team is available to provide additional information.
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