The nursing home transition and diversion (NHTD) program offers options for individuals who wish to live a more independent life outside of traditional nursing homes. Aimed at empowering those seeking a transition, this program delivers personalized services and support to ensure a smooth and successful move to community-based living.
About the NHTD Waiver
The NHTD waiver is designed to provide the necessary services to help eligible individuals leave nursing homes and re-enter the community. The waiver facilitates an array of supports that allows participants to live more independently while still receiving the care they need.
Services Offered
The NHTD program extends a range of nhtd waiver services, including:
Care coordination
Personal care assistance
Medication management
Home modifications
Respite care
The Role of an NHTD Service Coordinator
An essential component of the program is the nhtd service coordinator. This professional works closely with participants to develop a comprehensive plan that meets their individual needs. Duties of a service coordinator include:
Assessing client needs and goals
Creating a personalized service plan
Liaising with healthcare providers
Monitoring progress and making adjustments as needed
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who is eligible for the NHTD program?
Individuals who are Medicaid-eligible, 18 years or older, and meet specific health criteria are typically eligible.
How do I apply for the NHTD waiver?
Applications can be submitted through local Medicaid offices or with the assistance of a nhtd service coordinator.
What if I need help during nights or weekends?
Many services offered through the nhtd program include 24-hour support to ensure continuous care.
The nhtd waiver is a vital pathway for many individuals aiming to regain their independence while receiving essential care services within their community. For more information, visit our nhtd program page or contact a nhtd service coordinator to explore your options.
