Learn what Independent Living Skills Training (ILST) is and how this specialized Connecticut ABI Waiver service helps individuals with acquired brain injuries develop skills, strategies, and confidence to live more independently. Explore how ILST supports cognitive rehabilitation, daily living skills, community participation, and long-term recovery.

Understanding Connecticut ABI Waiver levels of care is essential for individuals, families, and professionals navigating brain injury services. Learn how DSS determines ABI Waiver eligibility, how level of care differs from service authorization, and how person-centered planning helps ensure individuals receive the supports needed to maximize independence and quality of life.

Navigating Medicaid asset limits can be one of the most confusing aspects of applying for Connecticut's ABI Waiver II Program. Whether you are a brain injury survivor, family member, conservator, or caregiver, understanding how savings, inheritances, settlements, retirement accounts, and other financial resources may impact eligibility is critical. This comprehensive guide explains the basics of Connecticut Medicaid financial eligibility, common mistakes to avoid, and strategies for planning ahead while seeking access to community-based brain injury services. Learn how the ABI Waiver helps Connecticut residents with traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, anoxia, and other acquired brain injuries remain independent in the community, and discover how The Supported Living Group supports individuals and families throughout the ABI Waiver application process.