Meredith Hackler joined WRTV as a Multi-Media Journalist and Reporter in February of 2022.
INDIANAPOLIS — It’s a day that families of children with medically complex kids have been dreading. July 1st was the deadline for families to switch from the Attendant Care Program which was under the Medicaid aged and disabled waiver. Now, families have to take part in the Structured Family Care program under the Health and Wellness waiver.
McDonald was taking part in the attendant care program. She says her medically complex daughter, Olivia, needs around the clock care. FSSA acknowledged that there is a workforce shortage and had a recommendation for families if they are having an issue finding the support they need.
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