Medicaid 1915(i) Care Coordination
Every eligible North Dakota 1915(i) member works with a care coordinator to develop and maintain a person-centered plan of care.
All ages
Learn about this serviceNorth Dakota 1915(i) Services and Supports
Eligible members work with a care coordinator to choose services that support the goals in their person-centered plan of care. Explore each service below and use the provider directory to find participating agencies.
Medicaid 1915(i) Peer Support
Peer support connects eligible adults with trained and certified specialists who use lived experience to encourage recovery, self-determination, and community participation.
Ages 18+
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Family Peer Support
Family peer support connects families caring for an eligible child with trained specialists who have lived experience navigating child-serving systems.
Ages 0–17
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Housing Support Services
Housing support helps eligible members access and maintain stable housing so they can live successfully in the community.
Six months before age 18+
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Non-Medical Transportation
Non-medical transportation helps eligible members reach community services, activities, and resources identified in their person-centered plan of care.
All ages
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Supported Education
Supported education assists eligible members who want to begin, continue, or return to school or formal training.
Ages 5+
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Supported Employment
Supported employment helps eligible members prepare for, obtain, and maintain competitive employment in the community.
Ages 14+
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Respite
Respite provides short-term support when the person who normally cares for an eligible member is absent or needs relief.
Ages 0–20
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Benefits Planning
Benefits planning helps eligible members understand their benefits and make informed decisions about employment and financial independence.
All ages
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Prevocational Training
Prevocational training is a time-limited service that develops general, non-job-task-specific strengths and skills that contribute to paid employment.
Six months before age 18 or after GED/diploma
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Training and Support for Unpaid Caregivers
Training and support for unpaid caregivers helps family members and other natural supports learn effective ways to assist an eligible member.
All ages
Learn about this serviceMedicaid 1915(i) Community Transition Services
Community transition services help eligible members with approved expenses when moving from an institutional setting into a home in the community.
All ages
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Services must be based on assessed need and authorized through the member’s person-centered plan of care. Confirm current requirements with North Dakota Health and Human Services.