North Dakota Medicaid 1915(i) Services and Eligibility
North Dakota’s Medicaid 1915(i) program connects qualifying people with behavioral health conditions to home and community-based services that support independence.
How North Dakota 1915(i) works
Eligible members work with a care coordinator to create a person-centered plan of care, set goals, choose appropriate services, and connect with participating providers.
1915(i) services and supports
Care Coordination
All eligible members work with a care coordinator to develop and monitor a person-centered plan of care.
Peer Support
Recovery-oriented support from trained and certified specialists with lived experience. Ages 18+.
Family Peer Support
Support for families caring for an eligible participant from birth through age 17.
Housing Support
Help accessing and maintaining stable housing in the community.
Non-Medical Transportation
Goal-related transportation to community services, activities, and resources. All ages.
Supported Education
Help starting or returning to school or formal training. Ages 5+.
Supported Employment
Help obtaining and maintaining competitive employment. Ages 14+.
Respite
Short-term support when the person who normally provides care is unavailable. Ages 0–20.
Benefits Planning
Help understanding benefits and how employment may affect them. All ages.
Prevocational Training
Short-term development of strengths and skills that contribute to employment.
Training and Support for Unpaid Caregivers
Training and support that helps unpaid caregivers assist the member. All ages.
Community Transition Services
Help with eligible expenses when moving from an institutional setting into a home in the community. All ages.