Question 1

Who may qualify for ICWP in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Eligibility for ICWP in Georgia is determined based on specific criteria, including significant physical disabilities or traumatic brain injuries, and the need for approved services in a home or community setting.

Question 2

What services are available through ICWP?

Accepted Answer

ICWP offers a range of services, including personal support, home modifications, specialized medical equipment, and case management to help individuals live independently.

Question 3

How do I choose Life Goes On as my case-management provider?

Accepted Answer

To choose Life Goes On as your case-management provider, contact us directly to discuss your needs and begin the enrollment process.

Question 4

How can a hospital, social worker, or family member submit a referral?

Accepted Answer

Hospitals, social workers, or family members can submit a referral by contacting Life Goes On and providing the necessary information to initiate the process.

Question 5

Can Life Goes On help me understand the application process?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Life Goes On provides guidance and support to help individuals understand and navigate the ICWP application process.

Question 6

What does an ICWP case manager do?

Accepted Answer

An ICWP case manager coordinates services, develops person-centered care plans, and ensures that individuals receive the support they need to live independently.

Question 7

What is the Independent Care Waiver Program (ICWP)?

Accepted Answer

The Independent Care Waiver Program, commonly called ICWP, is a Georgia Medicaid program that helps eligible adults with significant physical disabilities or traumatic brain injuries receive approved services in their homes or communities instead of hospitals or nursing facilities. Services are based on eligibility, assessment, individual needs, and an approved person-centered plan of care.

Question 8

How do I apply for ICWP?

Accepted Answer

To apply for ICWP, individuals need to complete an application process through Georgia Medicaid and meet the program's eligibility requirements.

Question 9

What is the difference between Traditional and Enhanced Case Management?

Accepted Answer

Traditional Case Management focuses on coordinating approved services, while Enhanced Case Management provides additional support for individuals with complex medical, physical, or behavioral needs.

Question 10

Can individuals with traumatic brain injuries qualify for ICWP?

Accepted Answer

Yes, individuals with traumatic brain injuries may qualify for ICWP if they meet the program's eligibility criteria.

Question 11

What is the Consumer-Directed Care Option?

Accepted Answer

The Consumer-Directed Care Option allows ICWP participants to have more control by selecting, scheduling, and supervising their own caregivers.

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