1. What is Adult Foster Care (AFC)?
Adult Foster Care is a program that provides a supportive living arrangement for adults who require assistance with daily activities. Caregivers offer a home environment, personal care, and supervision to individuals in need.
2. Who qualifies for Adult Foster Care?
Individuals who are at least 16 years old, have MassHealth, One Care Options, or Senior Care Options, and require assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) may qualify. This includes those with medical conditions or cognitive impairments requiring hands-on assistance.
3. How does the caregiver selection process work?
Caregivers are carefully selected based on their ability to provide compassionate care. They undergo screening, training, and evaluation to ensure a safe and supportive environment for the individuals in their care.
4. How much compensation do caregivers receive?
Caregivers can receive compensation of up to $1,600 per member, depending on the level of care required. This financial support acknowledges the valuable service they provide.
5. Can caregivers care for more than two members in the same household?
Yes, caregivers have the opportunity to provide care for more than two members within the same household, recognizing the dynamics of family-centric care.
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