The VDC is available to enrolled veterans of all ages. The program is designed to give people with disabilities greater control over their own care and the flexibility to choose their caregivers. The request will ask for information about the recipient's medical condition, the level of care needed, and the caregiver you want to hire. The exact wage rate is determined by the recipient's level of care, the county of residence, and the caregiver's skill level.
The personal services contract or Medicaid caregiver agreement must be drafted by an attorney with experience in Medicaid planning to ensure that it meets your strict requirements. The recipient and their caregiver will then work together to develop a care plan that outlines the caregiver's specific tasks and responsibilities. The family member must pass a background evaluation, but otherwise, they will NOT need any formal certification or license to pay to care for a family member who is included in the Medicaid exemption program. The caregiver will receive the necessary training to provide the necessary care and the recipient will have the flexibility to adjust their care plan accordingly.
necessary. With proper planning and resources, family members can obtain compensation for care services through Medicaid, long-term care insurance and other programs.
