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Aging and Disability Resource Centers serve the general public and offer information and assistance on issues affecting older people, people with disabilities, or their families.

The Family Care benefit is available through Managed Care Organizations (MCOs). MCOs serve people in three primary target groups* who have a long-term care condition expected to last for more than 90 days. The three Family Care target groups are:

  1. Frail Older Adults
    (65 years or older, except in Milwaukee County*)

  2. People with Physical Disabilities
    (17 years, 9 months or older)

  3. People with Developmental Disabilities
    (17 years, 9 months or older)

(People with dementia and people with a terminal condition
may also be eligible for Family Care.)

*Note: Milwaukee County only serves frail older adults who are age 60 or older.

As of August 1, 2008, there were approximately 14,675 people enrolled in Family Care. View current enrollment data by MCO.

Last Revised: August 08, 2008


  What is Family Care?  

  Who does Family Care
  serve?

  Aging and Disability
  Resource Centers

  Care Management
  Organizations

  Where in Wisconsin
  can you find Family
  Care?

  How do you apply?

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