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Assessing Organization

Statewide HCBS Assessing Organization

Kansas offers seven HCBS waivers designed to support individuals with diverse needs. Of these, the Statewide HCBS Assessing Organization, operated by Maximus, is responsible for conducting level of care assessments for three specific waivers: Brain Injury (BI), Frail Elderly (FE), and Physical Disability (PD).

 This organization also provides support for PACE services. Learn more about PACE here.

Calendar of Events*

Below are details for upcoming virtual and in-person events planned across the state where Maximus will be available to share valuable information about HCBS waiver services. Representatives from the Assessing Organization plan to attend these events and connect with potential waiver participants, families/caregivers, and community partners to discuss more details on the three waivers it supports through its level of care assessments. These waivers include Brain Injury (BI), Frail Elderly (FE), Physical Disability (PD), as well as the Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE).

*Event details and Maximus participation in events noted below may be subject to change.

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Previous "Meet Maximus" Event Recordings

Your New Partner in the Community

Building Connections Together

 An Introduction to the New Statewide HCBS Assessing Organization

 Getting to Know the New Statewide HCBS Assessing Organization

Program Resources

Compass: Navigating Resources to Support Healthy Living

Maximus, the Statewide HCBS Assessing Organization partner with KDADS, is pleased to introduce Compass: Navigating Resources to Support Healthy Living, an ongoing series of features that focus on topics that matter to HCBS waiver participants, families, caregivers, and community partners. These will include awareness of monthly health observances, community resources to explore, and insights from subject matter experts on HCBS-related topics.

Healthy Aging and Resilience | Winter 2026

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Raising Awareness Around Issues of Minority Mental Health | Summer 2025