Learn what happens after applying for Connecticut’s ABI Waiver in 2026, including eligibility, neuropsychological evaluations, assessments, waitlists, care management, service planning, and choosing ABI services.

Self-directed services under Connecticut’s ABI Waiver offer choice and flexibility, but may also present challenges for individuals living with cognitive and executive functioning impairments following brain injury. This article explores key considerations including caregiver reliance, administrative responsibilities, contingency planning, training, and advocacy demands. Learn how different service models within Connecticut’s Medicaid system impact brain injury survivors and how The Supported Living Group provides structured, agency-supported ABI services to promote stability, independence, and continuity of care.