Who We Serve
The Coordinating Council for Independent Living (CCIL) is licensed as a Behavioral Health agency by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (WVDHHR) to provide case management and habilitation services to individuals with an I/DD diagnosis.
The Developmental Disabilities Services Division (DDSD) has been developed to fulfill the mission of assisting clients who have a diagnosis of intellectual and/or developmental disability (I/DD) to live in and be a vital part of their community through the planning, development, coordination, and delivery of a broad array of health care, social, educational and habilitation services. Unless otherwise noted, services are delivered under the guidelines of the WVDHHR Medicaid I/DD Waiver Program.
How CCIL Can Help You
We specialize in coordinating care for independent living, facilitated by our team of highly trained and compassionate caregivers. Offering a diverse range of support services, from assistance with daily activities to companionship, we prioritize our clients' well-being and security, empowering them to maintain their independence while receiving the care they need.
Behavior Support Professional
Tailored Behavior Support Professional Services: Addressing Daily Living and Maladaptive Behaviors
Case Management
Complete Case Management: Guiding Individuals Toward Independence and Well-being
Direct Care
Comprehensive I/DD Waiver Direct Care Services: Person-Centered Supports and Professional Training
Nursing
Compassionate Nursing Care for Individuals: LPN and RN available
Waiver Programs
Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Waiver (IDDW) Medicaid Waiver Program
The Title 19 Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Waiver (IDDW) is a federally mandated home and community-based services program designed to support individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities by providing instru...
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Members approved for the Aged and Disabled Waiver (ADW) program also receive case management services as part of the comprehensive approach to care management. Case management services provide members with a trained individual with a releva...
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Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver (TBIW) Case Management
In West Virginia, members approved to receive Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver services receive personal attendant and case management services. To qualify for services, an individual must be three years of age and have documentation that demo...
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Eligibility Process
To qualify for IDD Waiver services, individuals in West Virginia must meet specific criteria: they must meet medical and financial eligibility requirements, be at least three years old, provide proof of residency in the state, and opt for Home and Community-Based Services over institutional care.
To apply for IDDW services, follow the steps below:
- Step 1 – Complete Waiver Application here (link to application)
- Step 2 – Schedule and complete an independent psychological evaluation with an approved provider. A list of approved providers will be sent to you by the state and your evaluation must be completed within 14 days of receiving this list.
- Step 3 – the psychologist will send the evaluation to the state within 60 days of completion.
- Step 4 - Based on the results of the independent psychological evaluation, the state will make a determination regarding medical eligibility and will notify the applicant and/or their legal representative within 30 days of receipt of the evaluation.
- Step 5 – If the application is approved, there is an open IDDW slot, and the financial eligibility has been determined, the applicant is enrolled. If there is not an open IDDW slot, the applicant is placed on waitlist until a funded slot is available
OR - Step 5 – If the applicant is determined not be medically eligible by the state, a written notice of denial, a request for a Medicaid Fair Hearing form, and a copy of the psychological evaluation is sent to the applicant and/or legal representative via certified mail.
- Step 6 – If the applicant wishes to appeal the decision, they must submit the request for a Fair Hearing to the Board of Review within 90 days of receipt of the Notice of Denial.
Team Member Spotlight
Britt Huerta-Crouch, BA, Clinical Services Manager
Britt Huerta-Crouch joined CCIL as a Service Coordinator in 2019 for the Developmental Disabilities Services Division (DDSD) office in Beckley. In November of 2021, Britt became a Clinical Services Manager covering 4 offices providing servi...
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