Which role is primarily responsible for recruiting and interviewing all applicants for Medicaid waiver services?

The correct answer highlights the important function of the Support Broker in the context of Medicaid waiver services. A Support Broker acts as an advocate and facilitator for individuals seeking these services, guiding them through the application process, which includes recruiting and interviewing candidates for care services. This role requires a deep understanding of the individual’s needs, preferences, and the qualifications of potential service providers to ensure the recipient receives appropriate support.

In this context, while other roles like CCS and Financial Manager may play significant parts in the overall service provision or financial oversight, they do not typically engage in the recruitment and interviewing process specifically aimed at Medicaid waiver services. The Support Broker is specifically trained for this engagement, ensuring that applicants align with the individual’s unique requirements and the standards of the waiver program. This focus on personalized service makes the Support Broker uniquely suited to handle the responsibilities related to recruiting and interviewing applicants.