Medicaid/KanCare ADRC - Aging and Disability Resource Center

About ADRCs

Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) are places where people can turn for information on public long-term support programs and benefits, especially Medicaid or KanCare in Kansas. They provide information and options for benefits and services. The statewide call center can be reached at 1-855-200-2372 for services in Kansas.

Contact an Information Specialist

Tell us your needs and start a process where resources and options to meet those needs are addressed. Discuss eligibility criteria for public programs, and gain perspective on the process to get assistance.  Information Specialists can provide basic information.

Call 913-715-8861 or fill out the Services Intake Request Form in the left sidebar of this page.

Medicaid’s HCBS Programs

  • The PD Program helps those with long-term Physical Disabilities (PD) age 16-64.
  • The BI Program helps individuals with Brain Injuries/strokes (BI) age 0-64.
  • The FE Program helps the Frail Elderly (FE) age 65+.
  • The IDD Program supports Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) ages 5+.
  • The SED Program helps children with Severe Emotional Disturbance age 4-18.
  • The Autism Program helps children under age 6 with Autism.
  • The Technology Assistance Programs helps individuals age 0-21 needing Technology Assistance.
     

For FE, PD and BI Programs contact the Aging Disability Resource Center, Liberty Healthcare at 1-855-200-2372.  

General questions about the FE, PD and BI waiver process or the Kansas HCBS Assessing Organization can be directed to Maximus at Ask-KSHCBS@maximus.com or 785-268-3600. 

For the IDD Program contact the Community Developmental Disability Organization in Johnson County at 913-826-2600.

For the SED Program contact the Community Mental Health Center in Johnson County at 913-715-5000.

For the Autism Program contact the Autism Program Manager at 913-296-8131 or find the application online in English or Spanish, at the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services. 

For the TA Program contact Family Waiver Care at 785-296-9551 or tawaiver@family-waiver-care.com. 

Learn more about Medicaid and HCBS

Medicaid is state healthcare insurance for "low-income" people who need nursing home care, people 65 and older, people who are blind or disabled as determined by social security, pregnant women, and children under age 19.

You may apply for Medicaid (KanCare in Kansas) at applyforkancare.ks.gov or by requesting an application from the KanCare ClearingHouse in Topeka at 1-800-792-4884. 

Read more about Medicaid and Home and Community Based Services here:

Medicaid is not Medicare, which is federal healthcare insurance for people over age 65 and people with kidney disease and disabilities. For more about Medicare, see SHICK/Medicare Insurance Counseling.