Financing Your In-Home Care
We accept a variety of state-sponsored waivers and vouchers, as well as public and private insurance, to help families finance in-home care in Anderson, SC. Learn more about some of the options below or call us at (864) 540-8005 to discuss the possibilities.
HCBS Medicaid Waiver Assistance
The Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver program was established in 1981 to allow Medicaid-funded services for people with intellectual disabilities and related disabilities to be provided outside of institutional facilities. A broad range of services can now be covered under Medicaid, including necessary care services that can be provided in the client’s home. Learn more about the waivers and how to obtain them here.
Family-Funded Care
The Family Caregiver Support Program, through the South Carolina Department on Aging, helps provide some financial relief to caregivers. This program encompasses several categories of client, including those with physical limitations, Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, and intellectual disabilities. Learn more about eligibility and respite here.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Long-term care insurance is offered by many insurance agencies, as well as some veterans’ organizations. It can help cover the costs of extended in-home care. While long-term care insurance may not be right for all clients, it can help alleviate financial burdens for some families and allow them to focus more on the time spent with a loved one. Learn more about choosing long-term care insurance here.
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Vouchers
In South Carolina, short-term respite for full-time Alzheimer’s or dementia caregivers is available through the Alzheimer’s Caregiver Respite Program. Vouchers are available to all informal dementia caregivers and is administered through the Appalachia Area Agency on Aging. Learn more about the program and how to begin the application process here.
Private Pay
We also offer private pay. Private pay home care is when you use savings or even a range of other assets to pay for home care. This is the most common payment option for nonmedical home care, but can vary based on a client’s background, needs, term of assistance, and personal situation.
About Us
Our family-founded company serves communities across Upstate South Carolina with compassionate, dedicated caregivers. Rooted in a vision of helping families care for their loved ones at home, our team makes a meaningful difference every day. Learn more about our story and commitment to care.