• LINK: 2026 Calendar of Events
  • The State of North Dakota and the U.S. Department of Justice (USDOJ) reached a settlement agreement that outlines actions the state will take to expand access to home and community-based care services and enable individuals with physical disabilities to live in the least restrictive setting possible.
  • It also reflects that home and community-based services are the preferred form of care for disabled adults and the most cost-efficient form of services.

Health and Human Services Adult and Aging Services Section hosts quarterly virtual and in-person North Dakota Department of Justice stakeholder meetings to gather input and to develop a strategies for ongoing stakeholder involvement. 

  • Settlement Agreement
    • WRITTEN COPIES are available: The Settlement Agreement and other documents will be made available in writing upon request. Contact 855-462-5465, 711 (TTY), or email at CareChoice@ND.gov.

For the most recent Subject Matter Expert Compliance Report (October 2026) see the Archive section at the bottom of this page.

 

To view the most current ND DOJ Settlement Agreement Biannual Report for the reporting period of December 14, 2025 - June 13, 2024, click the plus sign next to ND USDOJ Settlement Agreement Biannual Report in the Archive section below.

QSP Agency Quality Improvement Program Standards - Webinar Recording (45 min.), June 22, 2022

Contact

If you have questions or comments about the settlement agreement, or would like to file a complaint related to the provision of in-home and community-based long-term care services and supports, you can contact the North Dakota Aging and Disability Resource LINK toll-free at (855) 462-5465, 711 (TTY) and carechoice@nd.gov, or at the Aging Services Section, N.D. Department of Health and Human Services, 1237 W. Divide Ave., Suite 6, Bismarck N.D. 58501.

Archive

For Nursing Homes and Hospitals: DOJ Settlement, NEW Informed Choice Process and Making Referrals for in-Home and Community-Based Services

Looking for in-home services and care options? Watch these informational 30-min. WEBINARS.

HHS funds services that give older adults and individuals with disabilities options beyond nursing home care.

These recorded webinars spotlight current in-home and community-based care and support services that enable North Dakotans to live more independently at home in their communities.