Home and Community Based Services Final Rule North Carolina supports serving individuals with disabilities in the most integrated settings possible, based on what is clinically appropriate as defined by the individual’s person-centered planning process. We believe that individuals with disabilities should have the opportunity to live in community settings that reflect community values and standards. Through engaging beneficiary and provider stakeholders, we will create a plan that supports individuals through a person-centered process, builds upon our already existing system and supports providers to ensure compliance with rules. This webpage details North Carolina’s vision of Home and Community Based Services. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published a final rule for Medicaid Home and Community Based Services effective March 17, 2014. The rule allows beneficiaries access to the benefits of community living and receiving services in the most integrated setting and provides alternatives to institutions. Additional information can be found at Medicaid.gov. Vision North Carolina's Vision for the Home and Community Based Services Final Rule Resources Transition plan and rule for Home and Community Based Services Listening and Sharing Sessions Presentations for HCBS listening sessions Public Notice and Request for Comment Transition plan document and how to submit comments Plan Submission Plan and Key Documents Provider Self-Assessment Self-Assessment tool and resources Survey: My Individual Experience Survey for people who are on a Medicaid waiver
Home and Community Based Services Final Rule North Carolina supports serving individuals with disabilities in the most integrated settings possible, based on what is clinically appropriate as defined by the individual’s person-centered planning process. We believe that individuals with disabilities should have the opportunity to live in community settings that reflect community values and standards. Through engaging beneficiary and provider stakeholders, we will create a plan that supports individuals through a person-centered process, builds upon our already existing system and supports providers to ensure compliance with rules. This webpage details North Carolina’s vision of Home and Community Based Services. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published a final rule for Medicaid Home and Community Based Services effective March 17, 2014. The rule allows beneficiaries access to the benefits of community living and receiving services in the most integrated setting and provides alternatives to institutions. Additional information can be found at Medicaid.gov. Vision North Carolina's Vision for the Home and Community Based Services Final Rule Resources Transition plan and rule for Home and Community Based Services Listening and Sharing Sessions Presentations for HCBS listening sessions Public Notice and Request for Comment Transition plan document and how to submit comments Plan Submission Plan and Key Documents Provider Self-Assessment Self-Assessment tool and resources Survey: My Individual Experience Survey for people who are on a Medicaid waiver
