Indiana Medicaid Waiver for Home Modifications 2026
Indiana's PathWays for Aging and Health and Wellness waivers both help pay for ramps, stair lifts, and other home modifications, up to $20,000 lifetime.
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Indiana's PathWays for Aging and Health and Wellness waivers both help pay for ramps, stair lifts, and other home modifications, up to $20,000 lifetime.
Illinois' Home Services Program can pay up to $26,300 every three years for ramps, grab bars, and other home accessibility modifications for eligible adults.
Idaho's Aged and Disabled Medicaid Waiver can help pay for ramps, grab bars, and other home modifications. Here is how eligibility and applying work in Idaho.
Hawaii Medicaid covers home modifications like wheelchair ramps and grab bars through QUEST Integration managed care, though a wait is sometimes possible.
Georgia's ICWP Medicaid waiver can help pay for home modifications like ramps or grab bars for adults 21 to 64. Here's how it works and who qualifies.
Florida Medicaid can help pay for home accessibility changes through the SMMC LTC program. Here is how the waitlist, application, income limits, and costs work.
Delaware Medicaid covers home modifications like wheelchair ramps and grab bars through DSHP-Plus managed care, with no waitlist required. Here's how it works.
Connecticut's CHCPE waiver can help pay for ramps, grab bars, and other home modifications for older adults. Here's how the program works and how to apply.
Colorado's EBD waiver covers home modifications through a $14,000 lifetime benefit under Health First Colorado. Here's how the process works and who qualifies.
California's Medi-Cal HCBA waiver and CalAIM Community Supports can both help pay for home modifications like ramps or walk-in showers. Here's how it works.
Arkansas's ARChoices waiver can help pay for home modifications like ramps and grab bars, and that service has no separate budget cap. Here's how it works.
Arizona's ALTCS program through AHCCCS can help pay for home modifications like ramps or bathroom changes. Here's how eligibility and applying work in 2026.