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The #Ohio Department of #Medicaid is looking for a contractor to provide financial management services (FMS) for home and community-based service (HCBS) waiver programs (nursing home level care at home) for Individuals on HCBS waiver programs directing their own services. For self-directed Medicaid participants, the FMS actually writes the checks as the individual directs, pursuant to the care plan and rules, including payroll, taxes, budgeting, etc. Each individual get $10K year for modifications, $10K home chore, allocations for certain nursing and care staff, etc.

Bidding closes June 17, 2025

Bid Info:
The Department of Administrative Services, on behalf of ODM and ODA, has posted a request for proposals (RFP) on OhioBuys in search of a statewide contractor for programs that are managed by ODM and ODA. ODM also operates the MyCare Ohio waiver program. The contractor would be expected to establish separate agreements or contracts with MyCare managed care plan providers as needed to ensure continuity across programs, unless ODM instructs otherwise.

The Contractor must be experienced in providing FMS to support Individuals on HCBS waiver programs in directing their own services. The solicitation is posted through OhioBuys; interested offerors can view the solicitation here. Please share with anyone who might be interested and qualified. The RFP closes 06/17/2025 01:00 PM ET.

ohiobuys.ohio.gov/page.aspx/en

More about Self-Directed Care:
For Individuals: medicaid.ohio.gov/families-and

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@proto I had just posted a similar question this morning...

I did the IRS screening for the free tax prep programs and frankly, I'm sure they're fine but didn't inspire huge confidence.

On recommendation from someone here on #mastodon, tried TaxAct and I was very pleased. And luckily because of my (now) pretty simple tax situation, I think I'll be able to file for free.

Thoughts on US tax prep? I've used TurboTax the past few years but really don't like their attitude (it's MY information, not theirs) & my taxes are simple enough that I can handle doing it myself.

Maybe wait until the IRS free filing fillable forms are available?

I DO qualify for using a free-filing partner site, but I dunno... some of them look a little sketchy. I'm inclined to just do them myself. I have past returns from professional tax prep to work from.