Under Self-Directed option, which statements are true about living with or participating in community events with peers who are Traditional Medicaid recipients?

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Under Self-Directed options, you choose where you live and how you participate in the community, using supports that fit your goals and budget. That flexibility means both living with peers and joining in community events with peers who are Traditional Medicaid recipients are allowed, as long as the arrangements align with your plan and safety and eligibility rules are followed. This approach supports independence, inclusion, and real-world social participation, rather than restricting social connections based on Medicaid status. Any living arrangements or activities should be reflected in your plan and supported by your budget and providers, with appropriate safeguards as needed.