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Healthcare Agencies Pay Families Caregivers To Take Care Of Their Loved Ones In Denver Co
A MyAutismTeam Member asked a question 💭

Hello

My son is 7/with Autism. We live in Denver Co and I wondering if any of you gets paid by an agency to performance personal care to your loved ones or autistic kids. Some agencies only paid for cna services provider. M'y son had an évaluation with one of them and they said that he would only qualify for personal care payements. Do you know of any?
We are on Medicaid.

Thanks for your time.
God bless!

posted November 10, 2015
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A MyAutismTeam Member

Thanks for the infod

posted November 18, 2015
A MyAutismTeam Member

In most states you can have a PCA that gets paid however some of them require the PCA be someone other than the parent. A restive is ok but not the parent. You would need to research you state policies.

posted November 11, 2015

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