Exploring the New 1915(c)(11) Waiver Opportunity: What States Should Consider and How NASHIA Can Help

Community Living
Written By Amanda Nieser

A new Medicaid 1915(c)(11) waiver authority (effective July 1, 2028) lets states serve people with brain injury who don't meet an institutional level of care — a population that often falls through the cracks of existing HCBS eligibility pathways. This resource outlines key factors states should weigh and how NASHIA can help with waiver design, stakeholder engagement, and preparation for the CMS application process.

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