Statewide Transition Plans

The table below provides all available documents related to Statewide Transition Plans. The table will be updated as states submit additional documents and additional documents are available from CMS. More information about the statewide transition plans and the final HCBS regulation published January 26, 2014, is available under Recent Guidance on the HCBS page.

State Status Documents
Alabama Initial Approval3
Alaska Initial Approval3
Arizona Initial Approval3
Arkansas

Final Approval4

California CMIA2
Colorado CMIA2
Connecticut Initial Approval3
Delaware Final Approval4
District of Columbia Final Approval4
Florida CMIA2
Georgia Initial Approval3
Hawaii Initial Approval3
Idaho Initial Approval3
Illinois CMIA2
Indiana Initial Approval3
Iowa Initial Approval3
Kansas CMIA2
Kentucky Final Approval4
Louisiana Initial Approval3
Maine CMIA2
Maryland Initial Approval3
Massachusetts CMIA2
Michigan Initial Approval3
Minnesota Initial Approval3
Mississippi Initial Approval3
Missouri Initial Approval3
Montana Initial Approval3
Nebraska Initial Approval3
Nevada CMIA2
New Hampshire Initial Approval3
New Jersey CMIA2
New Mexico Initial Approval3
New York CMIA2
North Carolina Initial Approval3
North Dakota Initial Approval3
Ohio Initial Approval3
Oklahoma Final Approval4
Oregon Initial Approval3
Pennsylvania Initial Approval3
Rhode Island Initial Approval3
South Carolina Initial Approval3
South Dakota Initial Approval3
Tennessee Final Approval4
Texas CMIA2
Utah Initial Approval3
Vermont Initial Approval3
Virginia Initial Approval3
Washington Final Approval4
West Virginia Initial Approval3
Wisconsin Initial Approval3
Wyoming Final Approval4

 

  1. Proposed Plan URL: The URL link to the STP the state submitted to CMS.
  2. Clarifications and/or Modifications required for Initial Approval (CMIA): The communication CMS sends to the state notifying the state that public comment, input and summary requirements are met, but CMS has identified issues that must be resolved in the STP prior to initial approval.
  3. Initial Approval with Milestones and a Resubmission Date: The communication CMS sends to the state notifying the state that public comment, input and summary requirements are met, the STP is sufficient, but systemic and/or site-specific assessments are not yet completed.  The response to the state will vary dependent on whether the state has or has not identified settings that are presumed to have institutional characteristics and any information the state may wish CMS to consider under the heightened scrutiny process.  
  4. Final Approval: The communication CMS sends to the state notifying the state that public comment, input and summary requirements are met, the STP has provided all necessary information including but not limited to; systemic assessment, site specific assessment, settings presumed to have institutional characteristics, information regarding heightened scrutiny or the state’s decision to let the presumption stand, and clear remedial steps with milestones are delineated.  
  5. Approved Plan:  The CMS approved STP.