The Structured Family Caregiver Waiver is a Medicaid program that allows family members to provide care for loved ones in their own homes. This type of Medicaid waiver allows caregivers to get compensated to care for a loved one with a disability or chronic illness. The waiver helps to cover the cost of caregiving, including respite care, transportation, and other necessary expenses.

To qualify for care, a client must be approved for Medicaid, live with their caregiver, and need help with activities of daily living like getting dressed or eating.

There are two other fantastic options available for care. The Medicaid PA Home Health Aide program and the Medicaid Waiver Attendant Care program are two great options where a caregiver can get compensated to care for a loved one.

The Medicaid PA Home Health Aide program enhances our Structured Family Caregiving initiative, enabling a caregiver to care for their loved one. Loved ones may simultaneously utilize both Structured Family Caregiving services and Medicaid PA Home Health Aide services. The same caregiver cannot provide both structured family caregiving care and Medicaid PA care at the same time. Join the many families who rely on us for empathetic and professional home care services. Our goal is to help families preserve comfort and independence in the familiar surroundings of their home. This approach ensures that clients receive the support they need to thrive together. Reach out to us to learn more!

The Medicaid Attendant Care program is a program under the Indiana Medicaid Health & Wellness waiver and Pathways program that allows family members to take care of loved ones. This program is a compassionate initiative designed to empower individuals who are aged, blind, or disabled to live fulfilling lives within the comfort of their own homes. Through the Attendant Care program, eligible participants gain access to vital assistance services that cater to their specific needs, allowing them to maintain their independence and dignity. With a focus on flexibility, participants have the freedom to choose services that best suit their requirements, granting them the autonomy to shape their care plans. From personal care assistance to help with daily chores, the program seeks to enhance the quality of life for its beneficiaries. Reach out to learn more!

Yes, parents are able to provide care to their medically complex child under the Structured Family Caregiving program.

Yes, a parent can take care of their child under our Medicaid PA program.

Yes, you can have both Structured Family Caregiving services and Medicaid PA care at the same time.

We proudly serve the entire state of Indiana.