Apply to Hawaii DDD
Two-step intake: DDD eligibility first, then Medicaid I/DD Waiver admission if applicable.
Official resource →NEUROCOACH CURATED · VERIFIED 2026-10-07
Hawaii
Hawaii uses a two-step developmental-disability pathway: first DDD intake/eligibility, then a separate Medicaid I/DD Waiver admission process through Med-QUEST for people who meet Medicaid and ICF/IID level-of-care requirements.
Important: Being eligible for Hawaii DDD does not automatically mean waiver eligibility. DDD-eligible people who do not qualify for the Medicaid I/DD Waiver may still be eligible for state-funded programs such as Long-Term Adult Supports & Resources or Family Services and Supports.
Hawaii Medicaid I/DD Waiver
Waiver eligibility, person-centered planning and Medicaid long-term-care requirements.
Official resource →Hawaii Waiver Services
Employment, respite, transportation, personal assistance, residential supports, assistive technology and more.
Official resource →Hawaii State-Funded DDD Services
LASR and Family Services and Supports for some DDD-eligible people outside the Medicaid waiver.
Official resource →Hawaii Vocational Rehabilitation
State employment and vocational rehabilitation services.
Official resource →Hawaii ABLE Savings Program
State ABLE savings program.
Official resource →NAMI Hawaii
Family/peer support and local affiliates.
Official resource →Programs, eligibility, waitlists and covered services can change. NeuroCoach links to the administering agency wherever possible and uses these pages as navigation—not as a determination of eligibility or benefits.