We handle the paperwork. You get to focus on the person.

Two things. First, we help the person you love get connected with a caregiver, and in most families that is someone already doing the caring. That means helping you apply through Arkansas DHS, understanding the waiting list and where you stand, working alongside your PASSE and care coordinator, and building the person-centered service plan. Second, and this is most of our work, we support that caregiver: the paperwork, the applications and the renewals, keeping everything current with the state, deadlines tracked so they do not sneak up on you, and a real person to call when a form does not make sense.

The Community and Employment Support (CES) Waiver is an Arkansas Medicaid program that helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities get support in their own home and community, rather than in an institution. Applying for it, and keeping it current, takes paperwork. That is where we come in.

Yes, and it is where we start. Most of the families who find us are already doing the caring, and what they cannot get through is the paperwork. We sit down with you, help you apply through the Arkansas Department of Human Services, and explain each step in plain language: what happens next, where you are in the process, and what to expect. Once support is approved, we build the person-centered service plan with you and keep it current year to year. You will always have a real person to call when a form does not make sense.

Two groups. Adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Bryant and across central Arkansas who need to get connected with a caregiver and the support they qualify for. And the caregivers behind them, most often a family member who has been doing this for years without much help of their own. We carry the administrative side so they can stay focused on the person they love.

Our office is at 601 N Reynolds in Bryant, Arkansas, and we serve families across central Arkansas. You can reach us Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, at (501) 507-8679, or send us a message through our contact page and we will get back to you.

Yes. Abbacy Care of Arkansas holds a Community and Employment Support (CES) Waiver license through the Arkansas Department of Human Services, so the families we serve can trust the care behind our name.

Abbacy Care of Arkansas holds a Community and Employment Support (CES) Waiver license through the Arkansas Department of Human Services. The best first step is a conversation. Call us at (501) 507-8679 and tell us about your loved one and where you are, whether that is already on the waiver, waiting on a slot, or just starting to look into it. We listen first, and we will strive to answer every question and ease every concern.

No. We are not the ones providing the day-to-day care. We are the ones making sure the person who is never has to do it alone. We help the person you love get connected with a caregiver, and in most families that is someone already doing the caring. From there, most of our work is with that caregiver: the paperwork, the renewals, keeping everything current with the state, and a real person to call when something does not make sense.

Starting is simple. First, reach out by phone or send us a message, and tell us about your loved one and where you are, whether that is already on the waiver, waiting on a slot, or just starting to look into it. We listen first. Next, we take the paperwork: we help you apply through Arkansas DHS, explain each step in plain language, and build the person-centered service plan with you, so you are not filling out forms alone. Then we stay with you: we keep the paperwork current, watch the deadlines, and stay on the other end of the phone as life changes. You are never doing this by yourself.