MySTEPS is an application created and maintained by the Utah Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD). The MySTEPS application allows Utah residents to create an account and apply for one of DSPD's Medicaid programs. The application allows residents to apply online, by submitting all necessary documents and information electronically, as well as communicating with Division staff throughout the application process. People found eligible for DSPD's services are placed on a waiting list until funding is available to enroll them in services. MySTEPS allows the person to view and track their Personal Health Information (PHI) stored in the system while they are on the Waiting List and after they enter services. The person's guardian(s) and/or advocate(s) can also create MySTEPS accounts and request access to their PHI in the system.

The Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD) promotes opportunities and provides supports for people with disabilities to lead self-determined lives by overseeing home and community-based services for more than 5,000 people who have disabilities. Support includes community living, day services, and supported employment services.

For more information, click on this link: DSPD

Utah ID is a registry that allows you to create an ID and password for use in a State of Utah operated computer system. The ID is based on your name and your personal email address. The ID should exclusively belong to you and should not be shared or transferred to someone else. Click here to see if you already have an account by entering your email address or user id in the fields provided.

You need a valid email address that belongs exclusively to you. Utah ID will also ask you to provide your name. Your address and telephone number are optional. But, we highly recommend including your cell number in your ID so that it can be used to help you resolve login problems

States can develop home and community-based services waivers (HCBS Waivers) to meet the needs of people who prefer to get long-term care services and supports in their home or community, rather than in an institutional setting. Click here for more information.

Logged In User: The person who is logged into the system. This is the person that might be opening a case with Intake team at DSPD.

Person / Individual: A person for which the logged in user is opening a case with DSPD. A logged in user can open a case for themselves or for others.

• Community Supports program provides supports for people who have an intellectual disability or a related condition such as but not limited to Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Seizure Disorder, etc.
• The Acquired Brain Injury program provides support services for individuals over the age of 18 who have experienced a traumatic or acquired brain injury.
• The Physical Disabilities program provides support services to individuals over the age of 18 who have a physical disability that results in the functional loss of at least two limbs.
• The Community Transitions program provides supports for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, who reside in an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF), to live and participate fully in the community.
• The Limited Supports program provides supports for people with an acquired brain injury, intellectual disability, or other related condition to remain in their homes or other community based settings. Individuals are able to live as independently as possible with supportive services provided through this program. The program has an annual service spending cap of $21,250 per year and is designed to give individuals budget flexibility.