ACT 150 Waiver services in Denbo, Pennsylvania

ACT 150 Waiver Program
in Denbo, PA

Supporting Denbo residents with physical disabilities to live independently at home through Pennsylvania's ACT 150 waiver program.

About ACT 150

ACT 150 Waiver Services in Denbo

Denbo residents who want to enroll in Act 150 should call Maximus, the state's independent enrollment broker, at 1-877-550-4227. Act 150 is Pennsylvania's state-funded attendant care program for adults 18 to 59 with a physical disability who need help with the activities of daily living. The program is designed for residents whose income is too high to qualify for Medicaid, so they cannot use the Community HealthChoices waiver. Cost-sharing follows a sliding scale tied to household income, which keeps the monthly premium proportional to what your family can pay. After Maximus completes the eligibility screen, a service coordinator builds your plan and our caregiver provides hands-on support at home: bathing, dressing, transferring, toileting, meal prep, grooming, and light housekeeping. Skilled nursing tasks are not part of Act 150 and would be arranged separately through home health. By comparison, CHC is Medicaid-funded with no age cap and a higher service ceiling, while the Aging waiver applies to adults 60 and over. Denbo is in Washington County along the Monongahela River, with Mon Valley Hospital about 15 minutes north and Washington Hospital roughly 25 minutes west. Our caregivers serve the Brownsville and California corridor regularly, which makes consistent scheduling realistic for loved ones in Denbo even in smaller communities. Call Care Solutions of Pittsburgh at (412) 341-7780 to begin the application. Our intake team can answer cost-share questions before you contact the broker.

The ACT 150 program is Pennsylvania's commitment to helping individuals with physical disabilities live with dignity and independence. Through this program, Denbo residents can access essential services that make it possible to remain at home rather than moving to a care facility.

Family Caregivers Can Be Paid

ACT 150 allows family members or friends to become paid caregivers, recognizing the valuable support they provide.

ACT 150 caregiver services in Denbo
ACT 150 waiver services
Program Services

ACT 150 Services Available in Denbo

The ACT 150 waiver provides a range of services designed to help Denbo residents with physical disabilities maintain independence at home.

Personal Assistance Services

Help with daily activities including bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility to maintain independence at home.

Personal Emergency Response

PERS systems that provide 24/7 access to emergency assistance at the push of a button.

Service Coordination

Dedicated coordinators who help navigate services and ensure your care plan meets your needs.

Home Modifications

Assistance with accessibility improvements to make your home safer and more functional.

ACT 150 eligibility assistance in Denbo
Eligibility

Who Qualifies for ACT 150 in Washington County?

The ACT 150 program serves Pennsylvania residents with physical disabilities who need nursing facility level care but prefer to receive services at home. Our team can helpDenbo residents determine eligibility and apply for services.

Pennsylvania resident with physical disability
Continuous physical impairment for at least 12 months
Care needs equivalent to Skilled Nursing Facility level
Meet financial eligibility guidelines
Desire to receive care at home vs. facility

Free Eligibility Assessment

Not sure if you qualify? We offer free assessments to help Denbo residents understand their options.

Program Benefits

Benefits of ACT 150 for Denbo Residents

The ACT 150 waiver program provides meaningful support that helps individuals with disabilities live full, independent lives in their own homes.

Remain in your own home and community
Personalized care plans tailored to your needs
Family members can serve as paid caregivers
Financial support for care services
Maintain independence and dignity
Avoid unnecessary facility placement
Service Area

Serving Denbo & Washington County

Denbo residents who want to enroll in Act 150 should call Maximus, the state's independent enrollment broker, at 1-877-550-4227. Act 150 is Pennsylvania's state-funded attendant care program for adults 18 to 59 with a physical disability who need help with the activities of daily living. The program is designed for residents whose income is too high to qualify for Medicaid, so they cannot use the Community HealthChoices waiver. Cost-sharing follows a sliding scale tied to household income, which keeps the monthly premium proportional to what your family can pay. After Maximus completes the eligibility screen, a service coordinator builds your plan and our caregiver provides hands-on support at home: bathing, dressing, transferring, toileting, meal prep, grooming, and light housekeeping. Skilled nursing tasks are not part of Act 150 and would be arranged separately through home health. By comparison, CHC is Medicaid-funded with no age cap and a higher service ceiling, while the Aging waiver applies to adults 60 and over. Denbo is in Washington County along the Monongahela River, with Mon Valley Hospital about 15 minutes north and Washington Hospital roughly 25 minutes west. Our caregivers serve the Brownsville and California corridor regularly, which makes consistent scheduling realistic for loved ones in Denbo even in smaller communities. Call Care Solutions of Pittsburgh at (412) 341-7780 to begin the application. Our intake team can answer cost-share questions before you contact the broker.

River community setting
Rural atmosphere
Access to regional services

We also serve residents in Brownsville, California, Charleroi, and other nearby communities.

Ready to learn more about ACT 150 in Denbo? Contact us for a free consultation to discuss eligibility and how we can help.

(412) 341-7780

Start Your ACT 150 Application in Denbo

Take the first step toward receiving the support you need to live independently at home. Our team is here to guide you through the process.

Free eligibility assessment available for Washington County residents.