I strongly disagree with any proposed changes that would make it harder for Virginians to receive Medicaid waiver services. These programs are a lifeline for so many people, especially seniors and individuals with disabilities who want to remain in their own homes. Taking away support or creating additional obstacles will not make their needs disappear. It will only put more pressure on families who are already struggling to provide care. Our state should be investing in programs that help vulnerable residents live with dignity, not making essential care harder to access. I urge decision-makers to reconsider these changes and put the needs of the people first.