DHS states there is a waitlist for CES Waiver services and that families receive a yearly DDS letter to update contact information. WaiverPath keeps waitlist details, contacts, and reminders organized.
Yes. Arkansas DHS states there is a waitlist for CES Waiver services and that eligible clients move into waiver slots based on when they were added to the waitlist. Confirm current status and procedures directly with Arkansas DHS DDS.
Track the date added to the waitlist, DDS letters, yearly contact-update responses, phone calls, email addresses, mailing address changes, and any records DDS asks you to keep current.
Arkansas DHS says families on the CES Waiver waiting list receive a yearly letter to update contact information. Not responding can risk removal from the waitlist, so keep the letter, response date, and proof of any update sent.
No. WaiverPath is an organizer and cannot access DDS waitlist systems or make official status claims. Use it to keep your notes together, then confirm position, status, and timing directly with DDS.
Last reviewed by WaiverPath: July 2, 2026.
WaiverPath is not a government agency, law firm, Medicaid provider, or benefits advisor. We help you organize information, documents, and follow-up tasks. Always verify requirements with the official agency or a qualified professional.
