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Does medicare pay for a home assistant in New York?
The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) has empowered many New Yorkers to take charge of their care by allowing them to hire trusted caregivers, including family members. Recently, discussions about potential changes to Medicaid funding have sparked concerns over CDPAP’s future. Let’s dispel the myths and clarify the facts about the status of CDPAP in New York.
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As individuals age or face health challenges, the need for assistance at home often becomes essential. Many families in New York look to Medicare to help cover these costs. However, the […]
Who Qualifies for Home Health Care Services in New York?
Home health care services provide critical support for individuals who need medical assistance but wish to remain in the comfort of their own homes. Whether due to age, disability, illness, or recovery from surgery, these services ensure individuals receive the care they need while maintaining their independence. However, understanding the qualifications for home health care can help families navigate their options effectively.
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Home health care refers to skilled medical services provided by trained professionals, such as Home Health Aides (HHAs), nurses, or therapists, within a patient’s home. These services […]
Surfing The Silver Tsunami
Op-Ed: There are many benefits of aging in place for millions of Baby Boomers.
Due to recent medical advancements and healthier lifestyles, Americans are living longer than ever. Consequently, our society is experiencing a dramatic increase in the number of older adults—an unprecedented trend with profound impacts on the healthcare industry.
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