Programs we accept
We are an Arkansas Medicaid provider. Choose a program below to see who it serves, how we help and how to apply.
Ready to apply for services?
Apply for Arkansas Medicaid on Access Arkansas, the state's official application website, or call Access Arkansas at 855-372-1084.
Quick guide
Which program might fit?
Answer three quick questions to see where to start.
1. Who needs care?
2. What best describes their needs?
3. Do they have Arkansas Medicaid now?
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This is a guide only. The state makes the final decision on eligibility.
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CES Waiver
The Community and Employment Supports (CES) Waiver is an Arkansas Medicaid program that helps people of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities live at home and take part in their community.
Who it's for: people with an intellectual or developmental disability that is expected to last for life, who need a lot of support in at least three areas of daily life. Families who don't qualify for regular Medicaid may still qualify for the waiver.
How we help: supportive living, including daily living skills, money and budgeting help, decision-making support, community outings and rides, communication and behavior support, therapy follow-through and health maintenance.
Other CES Waiver services: the waiver also covers services like supported employment, adaptive equipment, home modifications, specialized medical supplies, community transition and crisis intervention. We provide supportive living. Your PASSE care coordinator arranges any other waiver services you need.
How to apply: call the DHS Developmental Disabilities Services Intake and Referral line at 501-683-5687. Approved applicants join a waitlist and are offered a slot by approval date, then assigned a PASSE plan and care coordinator.
Visit the CES Waiver websiteAlready on the CES Waiver?
Tell your PASSE care coordinator you'd like All About Family as your provider, or call us and we'll help.
Book an IntakeArkansas PASSE Program
PASSE plans coordinate Medicaid care for Arkansans, children and adults, with complex behavioral health needs or intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Who it's for: Medicaid members who receive CES Waiver services or are on the CES waitlist, live in a private ICF for people with I/DD, or have behavioral health needs beyond counseling and medication management.
How we help: in-home supportive living and personal care, arranged with your PASSE care coordinator.
PASSE plans we work with:
Visit the PASSE websiteAsk your care coordinator
Your PASSE care coordinator can refer you to us. Or call us and we'll reach out for you.
Call 479-278-7059ARChoices In-Home Care
ARChoices is an Arkansas Medicaid waiver that helps adults get care at home instead of moving to a nursing home.
Who it's for: adults age 65 and older, and adults age 21 to 64 with a physical disability, who meet the financial limits and need a nursing-home level of care.
How we help: bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting; meal preparation and eating help; light housekeeping and laundry; mobility and transfers; medication reminders and companionship.
How to apply: apply online at Access Arkansas or call 855-372-1084.
Already approved?
Choose All About Family as your provider and we'll set up an intake.
Book an IntakeMedicaid Personal Care
If you have Arkansas Medicaid and need help with daily activities at home, you may qualify for personal care services.
Who it's for: Arkansas Medicaid members, children and adults, who need hands-on help with everyday tasks.
How we help: bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting and incontinence care, eating, mobility, and light housekeeping tied to your care.
How to apply: apply for Medicaid, check your application or renew your coverage on Access Arkansas, then call us to get started.
Apply for Medicaid on Access ArkansasAlready have Medicaid?
Call us and we'll help you see if you qualify for personal care.
Call 479-278-7059Where to get help
Questions about eligibility, an application or your PASSE plan? These state offices can help.
Medicaid applications & eligibility
Apply, check your status or renew coverage with Access Arkansas.
Applying for the CES Waiver
DHS Developmental Disabilities Services Intake and Referral.
Problem with your PASSE plan?
The PASSE Ombudsman helps members resolve complaints and concerns.
Not sure which program fits?
Call us or book an intake. We'll talk through your situation and point you to the right program, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM.