Paid Family Caregiver Program
A family member or trusted friend can be paid to care for your loved one at home — we’ll guide you through every step of the program.
Care from someone they already trust
This Medicaid-funded program allows people receiving home care to choose their own caregiver — often a family member or trusted friend. The caregiver is hired, trained as needed, and paid for the hours they provide.
For many families, this is the most natural fit: care is delivered by someone who knows the client deeply, in a familiar way, while the caregiver gets the support and compensation they deserve.
Who can be the caregiver?
- Siblings, cousins, nieces, and nephews
- Grandchildren, aunts, and uncles
- In-laws and step-relatives
- A trusted friend or neighbor
Important to know
Some close relatives are not eligible to be the paid caregiver under the program — specifically the patient’s child, spouse, or parent. We’ll review your situation and confirm exactly who qualifies.
How it works
1. Reach out
Call us or fill out the form. We’ll ask a few quick questions to see if you’re a fit.
2. We help enroll
Our team handles the paperwork, eligibility checks, and program intake on your behalf.
3. Care begins
Your chosen caregiver starts receiving training and pay for the hours of care they provide.
See if your family qualifies
A quick phone call is all it takes to find out.
