Disability Services in Minnesota

Independent living skills, day programs, employment support, and customized living services for adults with disabilities.

103 providers statewide · most in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Woodbury

Disability Services providers

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Disability Services 4.8 (33)

Rumi

South St Paul, Dakota Co.
Accepting New Clients
Disability Services 4 (1)

Northland Afc,inc

Saginaw, Olmsted Co.
Accepting New Clients

Disability Services by city

Common questions

What Medicaid waivers serve adults with disabilities in Minnesota?

Four main waivers: CADI (community access), DD (developmental disabilities), BI (brain injury), and CAC (community alternative care). Each funds services like ILS, day programs, and residential support. Your county or tribal agency runs the assessment.

What are ILS services?

Independent Living Skills services teach and support practical skills — cooking, transportation, budgeting, employment readiness — for adults who live in their own home or are working toward it.

How does someone get a waiver assessment?

Contact your county's human services intake and ask for a MnCHOICES assessment. It determines eligibility and opens the door to waiver-funded services from providers like those listed here.