how to get paid as a family caregiver

​At no cost to your loved one

If you're caring for a family member, you know how difficult and time consuming it can be. Many Family Caregiver's not only provide this care for free but end up using their own funds for many things their loved one needs.

Did you know?
One national study on women and caregiving highlighted the conflicting demands of work and eldercare. The study found that:

• 33% of working women decreased their work hours;
• 29% passed up a job promotion, training or assignment;
• 22% took a leave of absence;
• 20% switched from full-time to part-time employment;
• 16% quit their jobs​

We believe that everyone has the fundamental right to be cared for by people they genuinely trust, are familiar with, and most importantly, care about them.
 
Certain states have special programs that allow Medicaid recipients who are eligible for home care, to choose who they want to be their personal aide.
With the latest provisions effective April of 2016, this program may accept parents of disabled adult children.
 
Under this program, the Family Caregiver is eligible to receive Medicaid reimbursement for their work.  

If you were disabled and needed someone to care for you, wouldn’t you rather have a close family member assist you? Of course you would want someone with whom you are familiar with and trust – which is exactly why this program was enacted.
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Is this program available in your state? Contact us today to learn more
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Caring for a family member can have devastating affects on the finances of the caregiver.

Learn how you can get paid as a Family Caregiver so your loved one can still receive care from you, and you can be compensated for the care you provide at no cost to your loved one.

Please complete the form below and we will contact you to explain this program, or call us direct at 855.471.6771