FAQs

The supports that are Medicaid eligible are determined by the state of Oregon. If you have been qualified and enrolled in brokerage services, your plan that you develop with your Personal Agent may include the following services:

• Chore Services
• Community Inclusion Supports
• Community Living Supports
• Environmental Accessibility Adaptations
• Family Training
• Homemaker Services
• Non-Medical Transportation
• Occupational Therapy Services
• Personal Emergency Response Services
• Physical Therapy Services
• Respite Care
• Special Diets
• Specialized Medical Equipment & Supplies
• Specialized Supports
• Speech & Language Therapy Services
• Supported Employment

Where can I find more information?

Further information regarding the qualified Medicaid Supports can be found below.

A Personal Agent, or PA, is the main contact for customers at the Brokerage.  Their job is to work with individuals to identify what supports they need and will assist in finding a way to meet these needs. In order to do this, they will work with the customer and any key people in the customer’s life to develop a Individual Support Plan, or ISP.  The customer decides the best way to spend their money and who will be supporting them to reach these goals.  The PA will help their customers find providers and agencies to interview, connect with community resources, offer advice about effective ways to spend plan dollars, and stride to insure that they are satisfied with the people they hire, and any other supports they purchase.

Access to Brokerage Support Services

Access is through local County Developmental Disability Programs. Service Coordinators in these programs determine eligibility for support services and make referrals to the agencies that help develop and monitor the actual support services provided.

Questions about obtaining support services can be directed to the appropriate program below.