Adult disability programs
Official overview of Family Care, IRIS and Family Care Partnership.
Official resource →NEUROCOACH CURATED · VERIFIED 2026-10-07
Wisconsin
Wisconsin adults seeking long-term disability supports generally start at a local Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC). Major Medicaid long-term-care options include Family Care, Family Care Partnership and the self-directed IRIS program.
Important: Wisconsin does not rely on one single adult I/DD waiver pathway. ADRCs help screen eligibility and explain the tradeoffs between managed-care options such as Family Care and self-directed IRIS.
Find an ADRC
Local Aging and Disability Resource Centers are the enrollment doorway for adult long-term-care programs.
Official resource →IRIS
Self-directed Medicaid long-term-care program for eligible adults with disabilities and older adults.
Official resource →Wisconsin DVR
State vocational rehabilitation and employment services.
Official resource →Wisconsin ABLE
Wisconsin ABLE savings information and enrollment pathway.
Official resource →WisTech
Wisconsin assistive-technology program and device resources.
Official resource →NAMI Wisconsin
Family/peer mental-health 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.