Traumatic Brain Injury Service Coordination
The TBI Waiver is a New York State Medicaid program that supports individuals who have sustained a traumatic brain injury to live independently and participate fully in community life.
About the TBI Waiver
The Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Medicaid Waiver provides home and community-based services to individuals who have experienced a traumatic brain injury and require support to live in the community rather than in an institutional setting.
Heavenly Hands provides dedicated Service Coordination for TBI Waiver participants — helping you navigate the program, build a personalized service plan, and connect with the providers and resources that support your goals.
Who Is Eligible?
- Adults 18 years of age or older
- Enrolled in Medicaid
- Diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury
- Require nursing facility level of care
- Able to live safely in the community with waiver services
- Currently in a nursing facility or at risk of placement
Services Available Through the TBI Waiver
Service Coordination
A dedicated coordinator builds your individualized plan and connects you to the services you need.
Community Integration Counseling
Counseling and skills training to support your reintegration into community life.
Independent Living Skills Training
Hands-on training to develop the everyday skills needed to live safely and independently in the community.
Positive Behavioral Intervention Specialist
Specialized support to address behavioral challenges through evidence-based, person-centered intervention strategies.
Structured Day Program
Structured activities and programming to support cognitive and social development.
Behavioral Support Services
Specialized support for behavioral and cognitive challenges related to TBI.
Assistive Technology
Devices and tools to support communication, memory, and daily functioning.
Respite Services
Temporary relief for family caregivers to prevent burnout and support sustainability.
Start the Conversation
Our team is ready to help you understand the TBI Waiver and take the first steps toward enrollment.