Programs for Adults with Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities
Wisconsin has multiple programs available to meet the needs of adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. For each of the programs below, click on the name to learn more about what the program provides and eligibility criteria. Adults interested in applying for any of the programs listed below, must enroll through their local aging and disability resource center (ADRC).
Family Care is a long-term care program which helps frail elders and adults with disabilities get the services they need to remain in their homes. This comprehensive and flexible program offers services to foster independence and quality of life for members, while recognizing the need for interdependence and support.
The IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) is a self-directed long-term care program for frail elders and adults with disabilities who are Medicaid eligible. The participant manages an Individual Services and Supports Plan within an individual budget and the guidelines of allowable supports and services.
The Family Care Partnership Program is an integrated health and long-term care program for frail elderly and people with disabilities. The Partnership Program consists of several managed care organizations located in different geographical regions of Wisconsin.
For information about other programs and services for adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities, contact your local ADRC.