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Tex. HHSC Medicaid Hospice Provider Manual § 9160

In-Home and Family Support (IHFSP)

activein force · 2011-05-11 – presentcompiled-edition

Revision 05-1; Effective December 2, 2005

The In-Home and Family Support Program (IHFSP) provides direct grant benefits to consumers with physical disabilities and/or the consumer's family to purchase services that enable them to live in the community. Eligible consumers are empowered to choose and purchase services from the following:

assistance with purchase or lease of special equipment or architectural modifications to a home;

counseling and training programs;

home health aide and homemaker services;

household assistance;

medical services and other health services related to a consumer's disability;

other disability related services prior-approved by HHSC;

personal attendant care for assistance with activities of daily living;

pre-approved transportation and room and board cost incurred by a person with a physical disability or the family during evaluation or treatment;

respite care;

transportation services.

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Source
fhb.hhs.texas.gov
Retrieved
2026-10-01
Edition
mhpm-2011-05-11
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1ba3719fefc6bf94738c22ff810b984fc4b1cb77bcc258bd055f2bbe0b45b342
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