Additionally, the governor stated that the waivers will reduce waiting lists. It will remove bureaucratic red tape and allow people to obtain high-quality care in their communities.
On the other hand, Acting DHS Secretary Teresa Miller said the waiver aims to provide access to high-quality services for eligible Pennsylvanians with disabilities and their families.
She added, “People with disabilities want to have a good life, to live and work in their communities, like everyone else.”
Furthermore, Gov. Wolf said, “This waiver will help foster more opportunities for individuals with a disability to thrive in our communities.” The governor also stressed that “there is still work to be done.” He praised the DHS for its initiatives to help Pennsylvanians live happy and healthy in their location of choice.
