Maryland action guide · Verified July 25, 2026
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Waiver offered; Medicaid and level-of-care steps underway

Complete waiver eligibility items

Identify every outstanding technical, medical level-of-care, and financial eligibility item and who owns it.

Official sources checked 2026-07-25

Start here

Review the official DDA waiver application process

Before you start

  • The formal waiver opportunity, CCS contact, and every packet item already requested.

Who to contact

The assigned CCS coordinates the packet; the DDA Regional Office receives it.

Find the Regional Office for your county

Step by step

  1. Ask the CCS for a complete list of outstanding technical, medical level-of-care, and financial eligibility items.
  2. Record who owns each item and the next required date.
  3. Complete the Medicaid waiver application packet, person-centered plan, level-of-care form, freedom-of-choice form, release, and supporting documentation that apply.
  4. Confirm when the completed packet is sent to the DDA Regional Office.

Expected next

A complete packet submitted for the separate technical, medical, and financial eligibility determinations.

Save this proof

An open-item tracker, copies of submitted packet items, and CCS or Regional Office confirmation.

If this stalls or the answer is no

Ask which office owns each unresolved item. If an item is denied, save the denial and follow the instructions it provides.

Beyond Childhood planning aid

Waiver open-item tracker

A Beyond Childhood planning aid based on DDA’s official packet components.

  • Item
  • Eligibility category
  • Owner
  • Requested date
  • Submitted date
  • Confirmation
  • Next date

Derived from DDA Medicaid Waiver Application Process, DDA Medicaid Waiver Program

Official resources

Limits

A waiver offer is not enrollment; all three eligibility categories must be satisfied.

Beyond Childhood’s checklists and prompts are planning aids derived from the linked sources. They are not official forms, legal advice, eligibility decisions, or guarantees of funding, capacity, or service.

Checked sources

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