HCBS Medicaid Waiver Case Management

INDIANA HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED WAIVER CASE MANAGEMENT

Person Centered Case Management is a comprehensive approach to promote health and safety in a community-based setting through continuity and quality of services. AIHS Case Managers empower living in settings-of-choice by delaying nursing home admissions, and keeping individuals independent and supported in the community, for as long as possible. This is demonstrated through collaborative and integrated efforts for all services developed in your personal care plan.

Update Regarding Indiana Home & Community Based Services Waiver

In April 2026, AIHS was approved by the State of Indiana to provide services under the Medicaid Home and Community-based Services (HCBS) Waiver. We are now offering services to individuals enrolled in the following Medicaid Waivers:

Community Integration and Habilitation
Family Supports Waiver
Health and Wellness
Traumatic Brain Injury
PathWays Fee for Service
Money Follows the Person (PathWays, Health and Wellness, and CIH)

If you are a client looking for more information about AIHS as an option to be your new case management provider, click here.

More information about the transition can be found on the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration website here.

Case Management Services:

• Thorough Needs Assessment
• Customized Care Plan
• Service Coordination
• Regular Check-ins

A smiling older couple outdoors — a woman in a pink striped top stands behind a seated man wearing glasses and a gray sweater, with her hands resting supportively on his shoulders. Green foliage is visible in the background.

A joyful family moment outdoors — a young boy rides on his mother's shoulders, playfully covering her eyes with his hands while she laughs. The father stands close behind them, smiling warmly.

Eligibility to Enroll:

There is no cost to participate in the Case Management program. However, each program will have its own set of eligibility requirements – Contact the Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) at 260.469.3036 to request more information.