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Nevada Medicaid waivers that pay for home care

Last verified October 17, 2026 · All Nevada resources

Nevada Medicaid pays for in-home personal care and related services through 2 programs, including the Home and Community Based Waiver (HCBW) for the Frail Elderly and the HCBS Waiver for Persons with Physical Disabilities (PD). ADSD operates the FE and PD waivers with Nevada Medicaid (DHCFP); DWSS determines financial eligibility, and Nevada also has a waiver for individuals with intellectual disabilities. PD waiver details come from a 2021 ADSD presentation (income limit then $2,313 per month); confirm current limits and whether waiver services are fee-for-service or managed care with ADSD.

Yes. Nevada Medicaid covers state plan Personal Care Services (provider types 30 and 83), which require EVV through Sandata.

Which Nevada waivers can a home care agency bill?

Each waiver below lists who it covers, the services it pays for, and how providers bill.

Home and Community Based Waiver (HCBW) for the Frail Elderly

Population
Medicaid recipients 65 years of age and older who, without waiver services, would require institutional care in a hospital or nursing facility.
Services covered
  • homemaker
  • respite
  • chore
  • adult companion
  • social adult day care
  • personal emergency response system
  • case management
Billing format
Provider Type 48 claims to Nevada Medicaid (Gainwell fiscal agent) on 837P, one authorization per claim, one calendar month per claim; homemaker, chore, respite and companion are subject to EVV through Sandata.
Prior authorization
Required
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HCBS Waiver for Persons with Physical Disabilities (PD)

Population
Adults 18 and older with a physical disability who meet nursing facility level of care and financial limits.
Services covered
  • attendant
  • homemaker
  • chore
  • respite
  • adult companion
  • social adult day care
  • home-delivered meals
  • personal emergency response system
  • case management
Billing format
Attendant care, homemaker, chore, respite and companion are EVV services (provider types 48 and 58) using Sandata.
Prior authorization
Required
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