Under CDCS, which two programs are participants eligible for under the Medicaid Enhanced Plan Benefits umbrella?

• A. Center-based Services and In-Home Supports.
• B. Individual Budgets and Unified Services.
• C. Self-Directed Community Supports for Adults and Family-Directed Community Supports for Children.
• D. Child-only and Adult-only programs with no cross.

Answer: (C)

Under CDCS, the Medicaid Enhanced Plan Benefits umbrella covers two specific consumer-directed options: Self-Directed Community Supports for Adults and Family-Directed Community Supports for Children. The first lets an adult participant directly manage their supports, including budgeting, hiring, and supervising providers. The second lets families direct their child’s supports, tailoring services to the child’s needs and coordinating who is hired and how funds are used. These two together reflect the core idea of CDCS: giving the person, or their family, control over how supports are planned and delivered.

The other descriptions don’t match CDCS programs under this umbrella: they refer to general service types or budget terms rather than the distinct adult self-direction and family-directed child supports.