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Getting paid as a family caregiver in Kansas

Quick answer

Likely yes in Kansas, but not yet confirmed on an official page

  • Spouse Likely no
  • Adult child Likely yes

1 program to ask about. Start here: KanCare HCBS – self-directed personal care.

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Programs that pay family caregivers

1

KanCare HCBS – self-directed personal care

KanCare waiver members can self-direct personal care and hire a worker, including relatives.

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Who can be paid?

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

Reported yes for adult children and other relatives.

Can a spouse be paid as a caregiver in Kansas?

Reported generally no, except a spousal exception approved in writing by the KanCare MCO for extraordinary circumstances (per K.A.R. 30-5-307 and MCO notices as summarized). Confirm with your MCO care coordinator.

How to apply

How do I apply in Kansas?

Ask your KanCare MCO care coordinator.

Is there a waiting list in Kansas?

Unknown.

Pay and requirements

How much does it pay?

Unknown.

Caregiver requirements

Unknown in detail.

Before you act: confirm with your state. This page summarizes official sources. Items marked Unknown / Unverified / Reported have not been confirmed on an official page.

Sources

Official sourceLast checked
K.A.R. 30-5-307 (via Justia)