Family and Social Services Administration
Becoming an Aging Service Provider
There are two classes of Aging service providers: waiver and non-waiver.
Waiver providers offer services funded through the Medicaid Home and Community Based Services Waiver programs, specifically the Aged and Disabled Waiver and the Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver. If you intend to see certification to become a waiver provider, please click here to obtain more information.
Non-Waiver providers offer services funded through means other than Medicaid. Non-waiver providers are certified through local Area Agencies on Aging. The Area Agency to which you would apply depends on the counties in which you seek to offer services.
- For a list of services certified by the Area Agencies on Aging, please click here.
- Please click here for contact information for the Area Agencies on Aging; the listing includes the counties which each Area Agency covers.
Online Services
Top FAQs I Want To...
- Apply for or check the status of my Medicaid (health coverage), SNAP (food assistance) or TANF (cash assistance) benefits.
- Find a quality child care provider in my local area.
- Learn about home and community-based supports for the elderly.
- Learn about job assistance for people with disabilities.
- Seek help for a mental health issue or a drug, alcohol or gambling addiction.
