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Homemaker Services in Wyoming

Become a Homemaker Services Agency Provider in Wyoming


1. Program Definition and Services

Homemaker Services in Wyoming support individuals unable to manage household tasks due to age, functional limitations, or disability. The primary objective is to maintain a clean, safe, and sanitary living environment to foster independence and prevent institutionalization. Services must be authorized within the participant’s Individualized Plan of Care (IPC) and include:

  • Routine Housekeeping: Dusting, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, trash disposal, bathroom sanitization, and kitchen clean-up
  • Domestic Assistance: Laundry, washing bed linens, making beds, and general organization
  • Nutrition and Errands: Assistance with basic meal preparation, essential grocery shopping, and running critical household errands

 

2. Regulations

The delivery of Homemaker Services is regulated under:

  • Wyoming Medicaid Rules (DD Waiver Service Standards and Provider Certification Requirements)
  • Wyoming Department of Health Community Choices Waiver (CCW) Service Index Guidelines
  • Federal Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Final Settings Rule 

 

3. Licensing or Certification

An agency does not require a specialized medical facility license, however, formal Medicaid HCBS Provider Certification from the Wyoming Department of Health is mandatory. Certifications must be updated and re-verified every 5 years.

 

4. Responsible State Agency

The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) administers the program. The Division of Healthcare Financing oversees the Community Choices Waiver (CCW), while the Developmental Disabilities Division (DDD) manages the Comprehensive and Supports Waivers. Corporate entities are registered through the Wyoming Secretary of State.

 

5. Application Process

  • Incorporate the agency structure (LLC or Corporation) 
  • Acquire a Federal EIN from the IRS and an agency Type 2 National Provider Identifier (NPI) from NPPES
  • Request access and create an account inside the electronic Wyoming Health Provider (WHP) portal
  • Submit background checks and fingerprinting for all owners and staff 
  • Upload the customized Homemaker Policy Manual and certificates of liability insurance 
  • Complete enrollment via the state's Discover Your Provider (DyP) system

 

6. Required Documentation

  • Business formation records, Federal EIN, and active Type 2 NPI
  • Approved Wyoming Medicaid HCBS Waiver Certification credentials
  • Homemaker Services Policy & Procedure Manual
  • Signed state credentialing documents, including the CERT10 Confidentiality Form
  • Current certificates of commercial general and professional liability insurance

 

7. Timeline for Approval

The combined timeline for corporate establishment, background clearance routing, policy evaluation via the WHP portal, and subsequent Medicaid provider enrollment averages 2 to 3 months.

 

8. Pre-Application Process

Before starting the application, the provider must legally establish their corporate structure with the Wyoming Secretary of State, secure an EIN, and obtain a Type 2 NPI mapped to relevant home care or social service taxonomies.

 

9. Pre-Application Training

Agency administrators and homemaker staff must successfully complete the mandatory initial provider training sequence hosted by the state and maintain verified documentation (Form EX24).

 

10. Additional Notes

  • Under Chapter 42 rules, homemaker providers are typically restricted to a maximum of three hours of service per week per participant unless an explicit exception is approved by the state
  • Homemaker providers are funded to perform physical household environmental tasks, they are not legally responsible for the direct supervision or medical monitoring of the participant
  • Providers must maintain granular service sheets signed by the client detailing exact dates, times, and completed tasks to remain compliant with state post-payment financial audits

 

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