Mi Via Brochure
The Mi Via brochure offers a brief introduction and description of the New Mexico Self-Directed Waiver Program.

Is It Right for You?
Individuals who are considering Mi Via will want to review this booklet to find out if it is the right choice.

You may also choose a Spanish version of the booklet.

Mi Via Participant Guidebook
The Mi Via guidebook describes the Self-Directed Waiver Program in detail. It will assist individuals through the process of applying for and using the program. The guidebook includes many of the Mi Via forms with instructions, and provides a complete glossary of terms.

Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs provide answers to questions an individual may have when considering whether Mi Via is the right choice.

Additional FAQs describe how Mi Via and Salud work together.

Brain Injury Checklist, Financial Eligibility
Individuals with a brain injury may be eligible to apply for the Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver. This checklist guides individuals through the process of determining financial eligibility.

Brain Injury Checklist, Medical Eligibility
Individuals with a brain injury may be eligible to apply for the Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver. This checklist guides individuals through the process of determining medical eligibility.

Service & Support Plan, Budget and Worksheets
An individual who wishes to apply for the Mi Via Self-Directed Waiver will use this form to discover and describe the services, supports and goods needed to live in the community. This form will guide the individual through the process of determining needs and resources, developing a backup plan and preparing a budget.

Request for Services by Legally Responsible Individuals
Under some circumstances, a Legally Responsible Individual (biological or adoptive parent of a child under age 18 or spouse of an adult participant) may request to provide and be paid for services for their child or spouse. Participants may use this form to make that request. The form must be submitted with the Service & Support Plan.