MEDICARE AND CAREGIVING: A Caregiver's Guide to Medicare

https://www.retireguide.com/medicare/coverage/caregivers/

Mya Likens - Caregiver Program Coordinator

U of L Trager Institute Caregiver Program

Free Caregiver Program - They have a grant to help caregivers!  Case Management and More...Contact her at 502-588-3322 Now!

www.tragerinstitute.org/caregivers  (click link or put in browser window)

Monica Evans Stewart- CEO - Transitions Caregiver Solutions

502-599-2198 [email protected]

Nurse Patricia Wright - 502-813-1536 [email protected]

I have a listing of private caregivers in the Kentuckiana Area. Please contact me for the list  [email protected] or see the contact box.

Caregiver Agency: Altruistic-N-Home Care and Companionship...502-435-8070...Owner - Towanda Splunge

​​30 years Experience

Stephanie Powell  - Help with Healthcare and Insurance information at Jencare

Jencare Specialist

502-260-6047

KIPDA - Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency (KIPDA.ORG)

Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Human Resources https://chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dail/Pages/caregiversupport.aspx

(Note: If you are not in Kentucky Google Information for your state or contact me for help to find resources in your state}

Mesothelioma Guide - Nicole Winch

[email protected]

Kentucky Family Caregiver Alliance and Nationwide - Family Caregiver Alliance - National Center on Caregiving

(Kentucky resources and nationwide your state): (link Caregiver.org below) - www.caregiver.org

WHAT STATES ALLOW FAMILY CAREGIVERS TO GET PAID?

Can Family Caregivers get paid? 42 of 48 states allow some family members under limited circumstances to be paid

see the link below and check with your state. Kentucky and Indiana are two of the states that may allow family caregivers to be paid...see the list noted in the article for your state cga.ct.gov        What states allow family caregivers to get paid?

www.cga.ct.gov

Home Care Services

Programs that Pay Children to Care for their Aging Parents

Paying for Senior Care.com

Memory Care

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