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If you or a loved one is eligible for Medicaid and needs long-term care in Michigan, you may have heard about programs or services that help people stay at home instead of moving into a nursing facility. One of those programs is the MI Choice 1915(c) Waiver Program. It helps eligible older adults…
Caring for a loved one who relies on Medicaid can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to sort through rules, services, and paperwork while also meeting daily care needs. More than 20% of people enrolled in Medicaid are either over the age of 65 or have a diagnosed disability. Yet this group accounts…
Being a caregiver for a loved one is a great honor and one of the greatest challenges. Whether you’re slowly stepping into the role or took on the title overnight, caregiving for someone means ensuring their physical, mental, and emotional needs are met. This may be a difficult phase for the person receiving…
When your loved one qualifies for Medicaid, you may not realize that their benefits can go beyond basic medical coverage. Caring for a loved one at home helps Medicaid avoid the higher costs of care facilities, like nursing homes, so many states compensate caregivers for the work they’re already doing to support a…
The Home and Community-Based Options and Person Centered Excellence (HOPE) Waiver is a Medicaid waiver program supporting care for nursing home-eligible individuals in non-nursing home settings with the goal of reducing costs. The program makes it possible for qualifying elderly recipients to remain in community settings, such as their own homes or independent living settings,…
Family caregivers improve the quality of life and well-being of their loved ones across Connecticut. They often provide around-the-clock care at home including hands-on support with activities of daily living (ADLs), all while ensuring the health and safety of their loved one. Many caregivers don’t realize they can receive payment and support for…
Medicaid plays a vital role in helping individuals and families access healthcare, especially long-term services and support. But because resources are limited, many Medicaid programs have waitlists—especially those that support in-home services. If you’re navigating this process or helping a loved one, it can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re just getting started or looking…
Family caregivers are facing new and difficult challenges in caring for loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many are taking on the role for the first time as concerns over exposure in formal care settings drive care back to the home. Some patients using long-term services and supports may run into obstacles…
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