Family caregivers

Caring for a loved one at home? You may qualify for paid family caregiving

Already caring for a parent, grandparent or family member? Through Nevada Medicaid, eligible family members can get paid to provide that care. And it does not have to be a family member: a friend, neighbor or anyone your loved one chooses and trusts may also qualify. AAA Home Care guides you through every step of the process.

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What we do for you

We make the process simple

Families often do not know this is an option, or assume the paperwork is too much. It is not, when you have an office behind you.

How it works

Four steps to getting paid for the care you give

1
Call usTell us about your loved one and the care you are already providing.
2
We review your optionsWe can help you understand available coverage options and next steps. We walk you through the entire process.
3
We help with the paperworkOur office helps you through the paperwork and enrollment process so nothing stalls.
4
You get paid to careYou join our team as your loved one's caregiver, with our office supporting you along the way.
Plans and programs

Plans and programs this can work with

Whether your loved one is on Nevada Medicaid today or you are exploring coverage for the first time, we can tell you where you stand.

Nevada MedicaidSilverSummit HealthplanAnthem Blue Cross Blue Shield MedicaidMolina HealthcareCareSourceADSD WaiversCOPE / PASClark County HHHA

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Common questions

Questions family caregivers ask

Who can be a paid family caregiver?
It depends on the program your loved one is enrolled in or eligible for, and it does not have to be a relative: a friend, neighbor or anyone your loved one chooses and trusts may qualify. Rather than guess, call us: we will look at your situation and tell you plainly what you may qualify for and what the next step is.
My loved one is not on Medicaid yet. Can you still help?
Yes. We can help you understand available coverage options and next steps, including whether Nevada Medicaid, a waiver program or a county program may apply.
I need a break sometimes. Is that possible?
Yes. Respite care gives family caregivers scheduled relief, for a few hours or a few days, from a caregiver on our team who follows the same routine your loved one is used to.
Do I have to stop caring for my family member while this is arranged?
No. Keep doing what you are doing. Our office helps you through the paperwork and keeps you informed until everything is in place.
Get started

Call us today to learn more

Tell us about your loved one and the care you give. We will explain your options with no pressure.

702-463-0085

Office hours Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM

AAAHomeCareLV@gmail.com

See if you qualify

A few details and we will call you back to talk through your options.

Prefer to talk now? Call 702-463-0085, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.