Family, even spouses, can get paid for taking care of loved ones at home, from children to seniors. Contact us to learn more about applicable programs.
Parents who have children with special needs can get pay and personal support for being the family caregiver.
With Accessible Care, Medicaid pays for people to get personal help at home, and our clients have the freedom to choose their caregiver, including family friends.
As a personal care and skilled home health agency, we send nurses and home health aides to the homes of clients, for both medical and non-medical care.
Across the Denver region, many people need extra support to continue living safely and comfortably in their own homes, as valued members of our community. They may need help because of a disability, age-related needs, or a developmental delay. Often, family members and friends are already providing much of that care. Accessible Care is here to honor that commitment and support caregivers with financial guidance, training, backup, and professional care when it is needed.
Some people are more comfortable accepting help at home when they can choose a trusted caregiver, such as a spouse, family member, or friend. The right support can promote safety, comfort, independence, and better health. If you may be able to help someone you care about, please call us now at 303-755-7135 to learn more. If you personally need help with errands, transportation, homemaking, mobility, personal care, or other daily needs, we would be happy to discuss your situation and explain the support that may be available.
Accessible Care also provides personal care by professional aides and home health skilled nursing. We accept payment from Medicaid, Worker’s Compensation, long-term care insurance, and private pay. Our professional caregiver services are part of what make us a strong choice for paid family caregiver support. We are here with helpful guidance, respite care, professional backup, and even home health nursing when clients need it.
