Family Care Partnership Program (WPP) in Kenosha County
Introduction
Family Care Partnership is a managed care program for people who are elderly or people with physical or development disabilities. The Family Care Partnership Program builds upon the strong tradition of community-based, long term support services in Wisconsin. The program is available to people living in Kenosha County and limited number of geographical areas across Wisconsin.
What is the Family Care Partnership Program?
Partnership provides support to you through an interdisciplinary care team, which includes a doctor, nurse practitioner, care manager and registered nurse. You are an important part of the team. The team plans, delivers and oversees your care across all settings, from your home to the hospital. There are a variety of services and support available to address your specific needs from comprehensive medical care, bathing, meal preparation, bill paying, disease prevention and health maintenance. Partnership is a Medicaid program and includes traditional Medicare and Medicare Part D benefits for those eligible for Medicare.
Who is eligible for the Family Care Partnership Program?
To be eligible you must be age 18 or older and have a physical or developmental disability or be elderly and frail. You must meet state functional requirements and must be financially eligible for Wisconsin Medical Assistance (Medicaid.)
How do I apply for the Family Care Partnership Program?
Call the Kenosha County Aging and Disability Resource Center at 262-605-6646 to set up an appointment.