Can I Get Paid to Care for a Family Member in Idaho? (2026)

Quick answer

We haven't confirmed the rules in Idaho yet

Spouse Likely no
Adult child Not confirmed

1 program to ask about. Start here: Personal Care Services and Aged & Disabled (A&D) Waiver.

These badges summarize the details below. "Not confirmed" means we couldn't find it stated on an official page yet.

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Programs that pay family caregivers

Personal Care Services and Aged & Disabled (A&D) Waiver

Medicaid in-home personal care and waiver attendant care, including a self-direction option on the A&D waiver.

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Who can be paid?

Can I get paid to take care of my parent in Idaho?

Adult children: unverified. Parents of minor children: reported no (see above).

Can a spouse be paid as a caregiver in Idaho?

Reported no – per Idaho Department of Health and Welfare provider information as summarized, since July 16, 2025 a spouse or a parent of a minor child can't be the paid caregiver for Personal Care Services or A&D waiver services. Confirm with IDHW.

How to apply

How do I apply in Idaho?

Unverified – contact IDHW.

Is there a waiting list in Idaho?

Unknown.

Pay and requirements

How much does it pay?