Family Caregivers Get Paid
Your Gateway to Getting Paid as a Family Caregiver with CDPCA!
What is CDPCA, and How Can You Get Paid as a Family Caregiver?
Key Benefits of CDPCA:
- Complete Control: Seniors can choose their caregiver, ensuring comfort and trust.
- Financial Support: Caregivers receive financial compensation for their dedicated services.
- 100% Medicaid Coverage: No out-of-pocket expenses for seniors or their families.
Why Choose Genacta?
How We Help:
- Start with Genacta
Choose Genacta as your trusted home care provider. Our experienced team will guide you through every step of the process, making it seamless and stress-free. - Eligibility Assessment
We’ll help determine your loved one’s eligibility for the CDPCA program. Our knowledgeable team is here to answer your questions and explain the requirements in detail. - Personalized Care Plan
Collaborate with us to create a customized care plan tailored to your loved one’s unique needs. Your role as a family caregiver will be recognized and fairly compensated. - Ongoing Support
From enrollment to day-to-day caregiving, Genacta offers continuous support to ensure you feel confident and valued in your role. We’re here to help every step of the way.
Unlock the Benefits of CDPCA with Genacta
Why Work with Genacta?
- Compassionate and expert guidance
- Streamlined process for enrolling in CDPCA
- Dedicated support for caregivers and seniors
- A shared commitment to maintaining dignity, independence, and quality of life
Empowering Caregivers, Enriching Lives
Contact Us
Take the first step towards becoming a paid family caregiver with Genacta. Our team is ready to assist you in navigating the CDPCA program and securing compensation for your caregiving services.
Let’s embark on this rewarding journey together. With Genacta, your dedication as a family caregiver is valued and rewarded. Together, we can ensure your loved ones receive the exceptional care they deserve—right at home.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alaska's CDPCA Program
To qualify for the CDPCA program, an individual must be a resident of Alaska, eligible for Medicaid, and require assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, or mobility. A professional assessment is typically conducted to determine eligibility.
Yes, a family caregiver may be eligible to care for and receive payment for multiple loved ones through the CDPCA program, provided each individual meets the eligibility criteria, and the caregiver can effectively manage the required care.
While formal training is not typically required, family caregivers must demonstrate they can meet the care needs of their loved ones. Genacta offers resources and support to help caregivers understand their responsibilities and provide quality care.
The program includes oversight mechanisms such as periodic evaluations, care plan reviews, and communication with the care recipient to ensure that the provided care meets Medicaid standards and addresses the individual’s needs.
Yes, the CDPCA program allows care recipients to choose their caregiver, which can include close friends or other trusted individuals outside the family, provided they meet program guidelines.
Caregiver payment rates vary based on Medicaid reimbursement guidelines and the specific care needs of the recipient. Genacta can provide detailed information on rates and compensation during the enrollment process.
Yes, the number of reimbursable caregiving hours is determined by the care plan developed for the recipient, which outlines the specific assistance required. This plan is approved by Medicaid and tailored to the individual’s needs.
