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Waiver Programs

Waiver programs are Medicaid initiatives that help individuals with specific needs live independently communities. They offer tailored services, empowering individuals with disabilities and their families to manage care flexibly.

Programs

ICWP
(Independent Care Waiver Program) 

The Independent Care Waiver Program (ICWP) is a Georgia Medicaid waiver for adults 21– with physical disabilities or brain injuries needing hospital care. It offers personal support, nursing, meals, and coordination to promote independent living at home.

GAPP
(Georgia Pediatric Program) 

GAPP provides in-home skilled nursing for Medicaid-eligible children under 21 who are medically fragile. It offers private-duty nursing and caregiver education, allowing families to manage care at home.

NOW/COMP
(New Options & Comprehensive Supports Waivers)

The New Options Waiver (NOW) and Comprehensive Supports Waiver (COMP) assist individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities needing intermediate care They fund in-home services, community access, and support, helping individuals live independently and in their communities.

SOURCE
(Service Options Using Resources in a Community Environment) 

SOURCE is a Georgia Medicaid program for low-income elderly or disabled adults needing home care but preferring to remain at home. It provides case management and services to manage chronic conditions and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations.

CCSP
(Community Care Services Program)

The Community Care Services Program (CCSP is a Medicaid waiver that helps older adults and individuals with stay at home instead of nursing homes It offers personal support, adult day health, respite care, and response systems to promote independence.

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