Quick answer
Likely yes in Nevada, but not yet confirmed on an official page
- Spouse Likely no
- Adult child Likely yes
1 program to ask about. Start here: Medicaid Personal Care Services – self-directed (Intermediary Service Organization).
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Programs that pay family caregivers
Medicaid Personal Care Services – self-directed (Intermediary Service Organization)
Recipients who can direct their care (or have a Personal Care Representative) hire their own attendants, paid through an Intermediary Service Organization (ISO).
Who can be paid?
Can I get paid to take care of my parent in Nevada?
Reported yes for adult children and siblings hired through an ISO.
Can a spouse be paid as a caregiver in Nevada?
Reported no – per Nevada Medicaid Services Manual ch. 3500 as summarized, a spouse is a legally responsible individual and can't be paid for PCS. The same applies to guardians and parents of minor recipients.
How to apply
How do I apply in Nevada?
Unverified – contact Nevada Medicaid (DHCFP).
Is there a waiting list in Nevada?
Unknown.
Pay and requirements
How much does it pay?
Unknown.
Caregiver requirements
See MSM ch. 2600 (Intermediary Service Organization).