Office of Medical Assistance participant is not eligible, they he Office of Long Term Living Programs for EPSDT services; Office or she will be referred to other waivers do not serve of Long Term Living; Office of resources. Individuals will be individuals under the age of Children, Youth and Families as referred to the Office of Medical 18. As such, references to applicable and Office of Mental Assistance Programs for EPSDT Office of Long-Term Living Health and Substance Abuse services; Office of Long Term were removed as a referral Services. Living; Office of Children, Youth resource for individuals under and Families as applicable and the age of nine. To be eligible Office of Mental Health and for the waivers, children must Substance Abuse Services. be enrolled in the EPSDT benefit through Medical Assistance and receiving medically necessary services so that reference has been removed as well. Consolidated Appendix B-3-a: Year 1 18097 Year 1 18097 18209 The governor’s proposed – – Unduplicated Number Year 2 18097 Year 2 18097 18209 budget for Fiscal Year – – of Participants Year 3 18097 Year 3 18097 18209 2018 includes funding to serve – – Year 4 18097 Year 4 18097 18209 an additional 112 people in – – Year 5 Year 5 18209 the Consolidated Waiver. – – P/FDS Appendix B-3-a: Year 1 Year 1 13900 14720 The governor’s proposed – – Unduplicated Number Year 2 13900 Year 2 13900 14720 budget for Fiscal Year – – of Participants Year 3 Year 3 13900 14720 includes funding to serve – – Year 4 13900 Year 4 13900 14720 820 students age 21 who are – – Year 5 Year 5 13900 graduating from special 14720 – – education. P/FDS Appendix B-3-c: Nothing written in proposal Title: Graduate Waiting List The governor’s proposed Reserved Waiver Initiative budget for Fiscal Year 17/18 Capacity includes funding to serve 820 Purpose: ODP has reserved students age 21 who are capacity in Year 1 for the waiting graduating from special list initiative to serve education. approximately 820 students graduating from special education in May or June of 2017 who are not eligible to continue their education through the next year. In accordance with ODP
Office of Medical Assistance Programs for EPSDT services; Office of Long Term Living; Office of Children, Youth and Families as applicable and Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. participant is not eligible, they he or she will be referred to other resources. Individuals will be referred to the Office of Medical Assistance Programs for EPSDT services; Office of Long Term Living; Office of Children, Youth and Families as applicable and Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Office of Long Term Living waivers do not serve individuals under the age of 18. As such, references to Office of Long-Term Living were removed as a referral resource for individuals under the age of nine. To be eligible for the waivers, children must be enrolled in the EPSDT benefit through Medical Assistance and receiving medically necessary services so that reference has been removed as well. Consolidated Appendix B-3-a: Unduplicated Number of Participants Year 1 – 18097 Year 2 – 18097 Year 3 – 18097 Year 4 – 18097 Year 5 – Year 1 – 18097 18209 Year 2 – 18097 18209 Year 3 – 18097 18209 Year 4 – 18097 18209 Year 5 – 18209 The governor’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year includes funding to serve an additional 112 people in the Consolidated Waiver. P/FDS Appendix B-3-a: Unduplicated Number of Participants Year 1 – Year 2 – 13900 Year 3 – Year 4 – 13900 Year 5 – Year 1 – 13900 14720 Year 2 – 13900 14720 Year 3 – 13900 14720 Year 4 – 13900 14720 Year 5 – 13900 14720 The governor’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year includes funding to serve 820 students age 21 who are graduating from special education. P/FDS Appendix B-3-c: Reserved Waiver Capacity Nothing written in proposal Title: Graduate Waiting List Initiative Purpose: ODP has reserved capacity in Year 1 for the waiting list initiative to serve approximately 820 students graduating from special education in May or June of 2017 who are not eligible to continue their education through the next year. In accordance with ODP The governor’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 17/18 includes funding to serve 820 students age 21 who are graduating from special education. 2018
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