When Moving From Connecticut’s ABI Waiver I to ABI Waiver II May Not Be in a Participant’s Best Interest

Is moving from Connecticut ABI Waiver I to ABI Waiver II always the right decision? While ABI Waiver II expands access to community-based brain injury services, a transition may not always be in a participant's best interest. Learn how differences in waiver cost caps, rising provider costs, service-plan budgets, and support intensity can impact ILST, Recovery Assistant services, staffing stability, and long-term independence for individuals living with acquired brain injury in Connecticut.