Idaho Adult Disability
Medicaid covers adults with intellectual and development disabilities as well as adults with physical disabilities. Medicaid also covers elderly individuals who may need additional services to help them live as independently as possible. The goal of the Medicaid program is to get the right care at the right place at the right cost with the right outcomes. After Medicaid eligibility is determined, and individual will have an assessment regarding the level of care required to help meet individuals needs and care.
Overview of Medicaid Programs
Individuals who are elderly or live with a disability can be eligible for Medicaid coverage if they meet the following criteria:
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Live in Idaho
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Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
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Have a disability diagnosis under the Social Security Act (or)
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Be over the age of 65 years
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Meet certain income and resource guidelines
Those with Developmental Disabilities can receive services specific to their disability when they meet certain criteria.

Adult Disability Development Agencies
Adult Residential Habilitation Agencies
Adult Targeted Service Coordination
Adult Supported Employment
Adult Respite Care
Adult Non-Medical Transportation
Adult Nursing Services
Adult Home Modification
Adult Fiscal Employment Agents
Adult Transition Guide
