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« David Medeiros & Q 3,728 posts V3 Ld 2 \V Z hl 169 WL '&) David Medeiros § @DavidMedeiros - Nov 25, 2025 A This situation raises a serious national concern about Medicaid waiver integrity. When ninety percent of authorizations for a vulnerable population disappear at the same time and the impact appears exclusive to one provider it warrants immediate oversight. The focus is simple. Add the authorizations. Restore access. Protect the consumers who depend on these services every day. ©) n Qt thi 20 Na '&) David Medeiros § @DavidMedeiros - Nov 25, 2025 A oe Replying to @DavidMedeiros The response from Connecticut agencies must be timely clear and in writing. The federal rules that govern home and community based services require prompt action under 42 CFR section 441 302 and prompt payment under 42 CFR section 447 45. When authorizations are not loaded none of these obligations can be met. Consumers and providers deserve immediate transparency and correction. ©) a! Qo thi 33 [A '&) David Medeiros § @DavidMedeiros - Nov 25, 2025 A oe Replying to @DavidMedeiros Federal Medicaid rules make one thing clear. The Connecticut Department of Social Services is the single state agency responsible for making sure every approved ABI Waiver authorization is transmitted to the EVV system. This duty cannot be shifted to vendors or care managers. When authorizations are missing it is a failure at the state level and it places consumers and providers at risk. ©) a! Qo thi 28 [A '&) David Medeiros § @DavidMedeiros - Nov 25, 2025 A oe URGENT ALERT: CT Medicaid ABI Waiver Families: 90% of consumers NOT in Sandata EVV system for Jan 1, 2026 services. This DSS failure risks care, payroll shutdowns, ER surges. Check your authorizations NOW.