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Absolutely! You can still get Medicaid to pay for 24-hour home care. It’s a little harder now, but we’ve helped many clients get around-the-clock care through Medicaid.

“Medicaid pending home care” is starting home care while you’re still waiting for Medicaid to approve your application. We’ve helped many people get this care. Learn more about how we do it.

In New York, if your insurance covers home care, you might have to work with different agencies. Because different services need different licenses, some agencies are only allowed to do certain things. For example, a Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA) may offer nursing and physical therapy but have to hire a Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) for the home health aide. If you choose to manage your own care through a Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP), then you can pick your own caregiver and work with a CDPAP Fiscal Intermediary (FI) for payroll and financial duties.

Learn more about these different home care providers.

It depends. Original Medicare Parts A and B don’t pay for special help with daily tasks like home care. Some Medicare Advantage plans may pay a small amount. Original Medicare pays for medical expenses that need special skills, and sometimes this includes basic help with daily tasks also.

We usually get applications approved in around 4 to 5 weeks, but it can take longer. Past results do not guarantee future results.

A “pooled income trust” helps people qualify for Medicaid when they have extra income. If you’re disabled, the income you put into the trust doesn’t count when Medicaid calculates your budget. The trust then gives you money to pay bills.

People who are keeping track of resources should have insurance for long-term care. But sometimes, a system glitch makes it show “No Coverage for Long-Term Care” by mistake. An expert can help you solve the problem,

Call us at (212) 540-2984 for FREE help.