Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI)
At BrightPath, we believe in a person-centered approach, which aligns perfectly with the CADI Waiver's goals. We work closely with individuals to create customized care plans that reflect their unique needs, preferences, and aspirations, ensuring they receive the most relevant and effective services.
About the waiver:
Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) is a Medicaid waiver program in Minnesota designed to support individuals with disabilities who require a level of care typically provided in a nursing facility but who prefer to live in their own homes or community settings. The CADI Waiver offers a variety of services aimed at promoting independence, inclusion, and community integration for individuals with physical, intellectual, or developmental disabilities.
The CADI Waiver covers a broad range of services, including:
Case management
Personal care assistance
Home modifications
Respite care
Employment support
Adult day care
Specialized equipment and supplies
Behavioral support
Eligibility:
To qualify, individuals must be under 65 years old, require a nursing facility level of care, and be eligible for Medical Assistance (MA). They also must choose to live in a community setting rather than an institutional setting.
BrightPath is uniquely positioned to help individuals access and benefit from the Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) Waiver in Minnesota. By aligning with the core principles of the CADI Waiver, BrightPath offers personalized services that empower individuals with disabilities to live independently and thrive within their communities.
The following are use cases of the Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) Waiver:
Mental Health Support - Immediate and Ongoing:
Meet Sarah, who battles anxiety and occasional depressive episodes. During a particularly tough night, she reaches out to 24hr Emergency Assistance. Through this service, she connects directly with a trained professional who has reviewed her history and needs. This immediate support not only provides her with coping strategies but also helps coordinate further mental health resources or professional help if required, ensuring Sarah receives the ongoing support she needs to manage her mental health.
Post-Traumatic Incident Support:
Alex, having recently experienced a traumatic event, contacts 24hr Emergency Assistance for immediate support. Trained professionals offer crisis intervention, emotional support, and guidance on accessing trauma-informed care and mental health services. This support is crucial for Alex as he navigates the aftermath of the traumatic event, promoting resilience and aiding in his recovery process.
Domestic Violence and Safety Planning:
Maria, a victim of domestic violence, is in immediate danger and needs assistance with safety planning. She turns to 24hr Emergency Assistance, where the team is familiar with her situation. They guide Maria in creating a safety plan, connect her with local resources, and offer the emotional support she needs during this critical time, ensuring her safety and well-being.
Suicide Prevention and Support:
Jessica struggles with suicidal thoughts and needs immediate intervention. She utilizes 24hr Emergency Assistance, where trained professionals provide compassionate support, coping strategies, and coordinate with mental health professionals or emergency services as needed. This lifeline service aims to support individuals like Jessica in moments of immediate danger, connecting them with appropriate resources and providing timely support.
Who Can I Talk With to Learn More About Brightpath and 24hr EA?
Kayla Lanes- Admissions and Marketing Coordinator
Email: Kayla.lanes@brightpath-mn.com
Phone: (507) 403-0532