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Paying for Home Care


How do I pay for home care services?

Individuals usually pay for home care themselves. However, some long-term care insurance plans cover these services.

Agencies tend to be more expensive than individual home care workers. In return, an agency frees you from some tasks, including finding, hiring and firing, and supervising workers; finding substitutes when needed, and managing employee taxes.

People with limited incomes may be eligible for Medicaid and qualify for in-home services. Eligible individuals need significant assistance with activities of daily living.

More detailed information can be found in the Plan section under Funding Your Care.

To learn more, contact your local Community Living Connections partner.

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Washington’s Community Living Connections staff are available to help you explore your options to meet your current needs or create a plan for the future.

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