1. Program Definition and Services
Adult Day Health Transportation in Connecticut provides transportation services to and from adult day health centers for eligible individuals. Services typically include:
- Door-to-door transportation
- Wheelchair-accessible vehicles
- Assistance with boarding and exiting vehicles
2. Regulations
Transportation services for Adult Day Health programs are governed by Sections 17b-342-1 to 17b-342-5 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
3. Licensing or Certification
Transportation providers must meet state and federal safety standards and be approved by the Department of Transportation.
4. Responsible State Agency
The Department of Social Services (DSS) oversees Adult Day Health services, including associated transportation.
5. Application Process
Individuals can apply through:
- Their DSS case manager
- The DSS Community Options Uni
- Online at www.connect.ct.gov
6. Required Documentation
Applicants should provide:
- Proof of eligibility for Adult Day Health services
- Medical records demonstrating need for transportation
- Financial information for Medicaid eligibility
7. Timeline for Approval
Specific timelines are not provided in the available information. Contact DSS for details on the approval process.
8. Pre-Application Process
There is no specific pre-application process mentioned, but individuals should ensure they meet eligibility criteria before applying.
9. Pre-Application Training
No pre-application training is required for recipients of Adult Day Health Transportation services.
10. Additional Notes
- As of February 2025, many adult day health centers in Connecticut coordinate transportation services for their clients
- Some towns offer Dial-A-Ride programs that can be used for transportation to adult day health centers
- Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) services through Medicaid may cover transportation to adult day health centers for eligible individuals
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