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Every Arkansas program in Livsi, with eligibility, how to apply, and sources.
10 programs
Adult Developmental Day Treatment (ADDT)
Medicaid day program for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities: assessments, supervised living skills, and educational services.
See the pathArkansas Spinal Cord Commission
Free lifelong case management for Arkansans of any age with spinal cord disabilities, plus possible financial help for disability-related equipment or services.
See the pathChildren's Special Services (CSS) / Title V
Care coordination for children and youth (birth-21) with special health care needs, plus limited Title V financial help for SSI and TEFRA children.
See the pathDennis Developmental Center (UAMS / Arkansas Children's) and Schmieding Developmental Center
Multidisciplinary developmental and autism diagnostic evaluations for children birth-21. Dennis is in Little Rock; Schmieding is in Springdale.
See the pathEarly Intervention Day Treatment (EIDT)
Medicaid-funded developmental day program for young children with delays: therapies and developmental services in a licensed pediatric clinic setting. The most-used service among TEFRA children.
See the pathFirst Connections (Early Intervention, Part C)
Free early intervention for infants and toddlers (birth to 3) with developmental delays or disabilities. Anyone, including parents, can refer.
See the pathHuman Development Centers (state ICF/IID)
State-run residential facilities (e.g., Conway, Booneville) for people with intellectual disabilities needing intensive, 24-hour support.
See the pathiCAN (Increasing Capabilities Access Network) - Assistive Technology
Statewide assistive technology program: free device loans, demonstrations, and a reuse program for refurbished durable medical equipment and AT, open to any Arkansan.
See the pathMedicaid ABA Therapy (EPSDT)
Applied behavior analysis therapy for Medicaid-enrolled children and youth with autism, ages 18 months to 21.
See the pathMedicaid Personal Care and Private Duty Nursing (children)
In-home help with daily activities (personal care) and in-home nursing for children with high medical needs (private duty nursing), for Medicaid-enrolled children under 21.
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