TX · guidance
Tex. HHSC Medicaid Hospice Provider Manual § 9350
Deaf Blind with Multiple Disability (DBMD) Program
Revision 05-1; Effective December 2, 2005
The Deaf Blind with Multiple Disability (DBMD) Program provides home and community-based services to consumers who are deaf-blind with multiple disabilities as a cost-effective alternative to ICF-MR/RC institutional placement. The DBMD Program focuses on increasing opportunities for consumers to communicate and interact with their environment. Services include:
adaptive aides and medical supplies,
assisted living/residential care,
case management,
chore provider,
consumer directed services,
dietary services,
habilitation,
intervention,
minor home modifications,
nursing services,
occupational therapy,
orientation and mobility,
physical therapy,
respite care,
speech, hearing and language therapy.
Provenance
- Source
- fhb.hhs.texas.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01
- Edition
- mhpm-2011-05-11
- Content hash
f07212600fb3b027e7254433a7058d701681ec144b73ea8325c61b92b8eba841
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