WV Long Term Care Programs
PC&A has provided consultative services to the Bureau for Medical Services since 1983. Currently PC&A manages or helps to manage five separate Medicaid Programs. These programs are the ICF/IID Program, the CDCSP program, the I/DD Waiver program, Children with Serious Emotional Disorders Waiver program and the PASRR program. Since 2008, the management of the ICF/IID program, including initial eligibility determinations and annual redeterminations, review of ICAPs for accuracy, notifications to members and providers, training, data retention, etc. has been provided. Additionally, the CDCSP program has been managed through PC&A. Eligibility determinations, annual redeterminations, notifications to family members, data retention, and all other aspects of the program have been managed through PC&A. Since 1985, it has been the responsibility of PC&A to make eligibility determinations and redeterminations for the I/DD Waiver program. Our office works cooperatively with the Administrative Services Organization (ASO) in rendering these decisions. We also participate in fair hearings for adverse decisions for all of the programs. We have also designed, developed, recruited, and coordinate the Independent Psychologist Network that completes the I/DD Waiver evaluations. Additionally, we have designed, developed, recruited, and coordinate the PASRR Level II evaluators for the PASRR Level II program. The staff at PC&A also completes desk reviews and other Level II evaluations as needed.
CDCSP
The CDCSP (Federal Title “Disabled Child In-Home Care Program” otherwise known as The Katie Beckett Waiver) allows children who require a nursing level of care, acute care hospital level of care or an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disability level of care to receive a West Virginia Medicaid card so …
ICF/IID
I/DD Waiver
The I/DD Waiver program provides home and community based services for individuals with Intellectual Disability or a severe Related Condition. The individuals must require the level of care and active treatment provided to individuals in ICF/IID group homes. PC&A Responsibilities – PC&A is the …
PASRR
PASRR is a federally mandated program that functions to determine if patients are eligible for nursing facility care. Following completion of a pre-admission intake by a physician, hospital, and/or nursing home, a Level I is utilized to determine functional deficits that would necessitate a nursing facility level of care.