Texas Disability Atlas Neurological and Chronic Health
Neurological and chronic health conditions in Texas
Brain injury, stroke, epilepsy, MS, ALS, Parkinson's, dementia and chronic illness, plus support for the people who care for them.
15,762 places in Texas, see them all
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Aging and Disability Resource Centers
ADRCs help older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers find services and benefits. Call 1-855-937-2372 to reach the one that serves your area.
Attendant care and home help
CLASS and Community First Choice can pay for help at home for people who qualify.
Paying for care
Medicaid, Medicare and SSI rules in plain language, with Texas phone numbers.
Find a specialist
Search one clinician at a time: neurologists, therapists and more.
Texas programs that pay for services
Community Living Assistance and Support Services (CLASS)
People with a related condition other than intellectual disability that began before age 22.
Has an interest list. Sign up early. Official page (another website)
Medically Dependent Children Program (MDCP)
Children and young adults under 21 who are medically dependent. Parent income is not counted.
Has an interest list. Sign up early. Official page (another website)
Community First Choice (CFC)
Anyone with full Medicaid who meets an institutional level of care. No interest list.
No interest list. Official page (another website)
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