Medicaid waiver programs

Medicaid waiver
TX

Texas Home Living (TxHmL)

A Texas Medicaid waiver with essential supports for people with an intellectual disability or related condition who live in their own or their family's home.

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Texas Home Living (TxHmL)

How to start: Call your Local Intellectual and Developmental Disability Authority (LIDDA) and ask for the TxHmL interest list (you can ask for HCS at the same time).

What to ask: "Please add my child to the Texas Home Living and HCS interest lists."

Last checked October 16, 2026

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A Texas Medicaid waiver with essential supports for people with an intellectual disability or related condition who live in their own or their family's home.

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A Medicaid waiver run by HHSC for people living at home with family or on their own.

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