Oregon currently has four waivers that serve children, all of which are home and community based 1915(c) waivers. Three of these waivers waive parent income; we are uncertain of the how parent income is considered for the Children’s HCBS waiver. See this CIIS page for an overview Oregon’s intensive in-home programs for children, or this page on Developmental Disability services.

Oregon recently implemented a 1915(k) waiver or Community Choice Program. Many children are now receiving services through this program instead of the below waivers. For more information on this program, see K Plan Information. These services are available to all children who meet eligibility standards without a waiting list.

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Last updated 11/11/22

Programs in Oregon

  • Target Population: Children who have a physical or health disability.
  • Ages: 0-17
  • Levels of Care: Nursing Facility
  • Income Waiver: Yes, the waiver is based on the child’s income only. Parent income is not counted.
  • Waiver Type: 1915(c)
  • Spots: 212
  • Expiration Date: 12/31/2025
  • Description from medicaid.gov: Provides employment path services, supported employment – individual employment support, waiver case management, discovery/career exploration services, environmental safety modifications, family training, individual directed goods and services, specialized medical supplies, supported employment – small group employment support, and vehicle modifications for individuals with physical disabilities, ages 0-17.
  • Online State Information: Children’s Intensive In-Home Services
  • Official Federal Information
  • How to Apply: Call 971-673-2994.
  • Waiting List: Oregon has 144 children on its waiting list.
  • Target Population: Children who are medically fragile.
  • Ages: 0-17
  • Levels of Care: Hospital
  • Income Waiver: Yes, the waiver is based on the child’s income only. Parent income is not counted.
  • Waiver Type: 1915(c)
  • Spots: 116
  • Expiration Date: 6/30/2024
  • Description from medicaid.gov: Provides employment path services, supported employment – individual employment support, waiver case management, discovery/career exploration services, environmental safety modifications, family training, individual directed goods and services, specialized medical supplies, supported employment – small group employment support, vehicle modifications for individuals who are medically fragile, ages 0-17.
  • Online State Information: Children’s Intensive In-Home Services
  • Official Federal Information
  • How to Apply: Call 971-673-3000 or 971-673-2285 and ask for MFCU Intake Coordinator.
  • Waiting List: Oregon has 144 children on its waiting list.
  • Target Population: Children who have developmental or intellectual disabilities.
  • Ages: 0-17
  • Levels of Care: Intermediate Care Facility
  • Income Waiver: Yes, the waiver is based on the child’s income only.
  • Waiver Type: 1915(c)
  • Spots: 165
  • Expiration Date: 6/30/2024
  • Description from medicaid.gov: Provides employment path services, supported employment – individual employment support, waiver case management, discovery/career exploration services, environmental safety modifications, family training, individual directed goods and services, specialized medical supplies, supported employment – small group employment support, vehicle modifications for individuals with ID/DD ages 0-17.
  • Online State Information: Children’s Intensive In-Home Services
  • Official Federal Information
  • How to Apply: Call 971-673-2992.
  • Waiting List: Oregon has 14 people with intellectual disabilities and 144 children who are medically fragile on its waiting list.
  • Target Population: Children who have developmental or intellectual disabilities.
  • Ages: 0-17
  • Levels of Care: Intermediate Care Facility
  • Income Waiver: unknown
  • Waiver Type: 1915(c)
  • Spots: 7634
  • Expiration Date: 6/30/2023
  • Description from medicaid.gov: Provides employment path services, supported employment – individual employment support, waiver case management, discovery/career exploration services, environmental safety modifications, family training – conferences and workshops, specialized medical supplies, supported employment – small group employment support, vehicle modifications for individuals DD, ID, ages 0 – 17.
  • Online State Information: Services for Children or this brochure.
  • Official Federal Information
  • How to Apply: Contact your Community Developmental Disabilities Program.
  • Waiting List: Oregon has 14 people with intellectual disabilities and 144 children who are medically fragile on its waiting list.

Additional Information

  • Oregon is using its 1915(k) plan to allow parents/guardians to be paid for unskilled tasks.
  • Adults HCBS
  • Aged and Physically Disabled