Offers Medicaid services to enable eligible residents to remain in the community or return to the community. Rather than be cared for in a long-term care facility or hospital setting.

Provides adult medical services such as Aged/Blind/Disabled Medicaid, nursing home transitioning services, and other special service programs.

Provides medical coverage to elderly and disabled individuals in need of nursing home/assisted living care or already residing in one of these institutions. Programs include Medicaid Nursing Home Program, New Jersey Care Nursing Home Program, and Medically Needy Nursing Home Program.

Provides in-home support to brain-injured individuals, who are currently in nursing facilities or who are in the community and at risk for placement in nursing facilities. Reintegrates into and maintains individuals in the community so that supervision is no longer needed, or is minimized. Primarily serves ambulatory young adults with cognitive, behavioral, and physical deficits which require supervised and supportive care.

Enables individuals to stay or return to their community instead of residing in a long-term care facility through a federal home and community-based program. It provides limited covered services such as home health, adult day care, transportation, case management, homemaker assistance, prescription aid, and respite care. Additionally, it includes the Caregiver Assistance Program (CAP) and the Assisted Living/Alternate Family Care program for those needing extra support.

Provides assistance for medical needs to Union County residents. Assistance includes NJ Family Care and Medicaid enrollment, as well as special programs for Medicaid-qualified individuals such as Long Term Care expense assistance, hospice programs, waivers for AIDS and Brain Injury patients, and non-emergency medical transportation.

Provides assistance for medical needs to Union County residents. Assistance includes NJ Family Care and Medicaid enrollment, as well as special programs for Medicaid-qualified individuals such as Long-Term Care expense assistance, hospice programs, waivers for AIDS and Brain Injury patients, and non-emergency medical transportation.

Enables individuals to stay or return to their community instead of residing in a long-term care facility through a federal home and community-based program. It provides limited covered services such as home health, adult day care, transportation, case management, homemaker assistance, prescription aid, and respite care. Additionally, it includes the Caregiver Assistance Program (CAP) and the Assisted Living/Alternate Family Care program for those needing extra support.