Apply for CCW
Eligibility
To be eligible for the Community Choices Waiver (CCW), you need to meet certain requirements on a continuous basis related to where you live, the level of care you need, and your finances. Read through the CCW Program Fact Sheet to learn more. To apply for the waiver, you must be eligible for Medicaid. If you’re not already on Medicaid, you can apply for it or renew your financial eligibility by clicking the button below.
Application Process
1. Review the Participant Handbook for eligibility and level of care assessment information:
CCW Participant Handbook | Manual del Participante
2. Contact the Benefits and Eligibility Specialist in your area.
3. Select a Case Management Agency.
4. Complete the Community Choices Waiver Application.
CCW Program Fact Sheet and Paper Application | Solicitud de Exención de Elección Comunitaria | Braille | Participant Portal Online Application
5. A Public Health Nurse (PHN) will contact you to schedule your required LT101 assessment.
Apply for DD Waivers
Eligibility
To be part of the Supports and Comprehensive Waiver programs, you need to be eligible to receive Medicaid. If you’re not already on Medicaid, you can apply for it or renew your financial eligibility for ongoing waiver services by clicking the button below:
| Apply or Renew Medicaid Benefits |
Applicants must meet certain requirements related to where they live, their medical needs, and their finances. You can find out more about these requirements and the assessments and evaluations that are needed in the Supports Waiver Guide and Application.
Application Process
1. Review the Application Guide for the Supports Waiver, which lists eligibility requirements.
Supports Waiver Guide and Application | PDF Fillable Application | Participant Portal Online Application
Guía de solicitud para la exención de apoyos
2. Contact your area Benefits and Eligibility Specialist.
3. Select a Case Manager and complete the Case Management Selection Form.
Formulario para selección de administradores de casos.
4. Work with the selected Case Manager to plan the best services for your individualized plan of care.
Planning Workbook for Individualized Plans of Care
Cuaderno de trabajo de planeación para planes de cuidados individualizados
Under circumstances outlined in 2017 House Enrolled Act 0600, qualifying dependents of active military service members may apply for waiver services before residing in the state of Wyoming or, upon their return to the state of Wyoming, resume waitlist placement or funding status identical to where they would be had they not left the state for military reasons. If you have questions about the rights and responsibilities of qualified dependents of military service members, please contact Jenifer Adams at jennifer.adams@wyo.gov.
Report Incidents or Complaints
Important Reminder: Wyoming state law (statutes 14-3-205 & 35-20-103) mandates any person who suspects the abuse, neglect or exploitation of a child or vulnerable adult is required to report. Learn more about abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
— HCBS Incident Submission Guidance Manual —
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Community Choice Waiver (CCW) Incidents & Complaints |
Comprehensive and Supports Waivers (DD Waivers) Incidents & Complaints |
| Report a CCW Incident | Report a DD Waiver Incident |
| Report a Critical Incident involving a participant receiving Participant-Directed CCW services | Report a Critical Incident involving a participant receiving Participant-Directed DD waiver services |
| File a CCW Complaint | File a DD Waiver Complaint |
