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Does Minnesota Pay for Home Health Care?
Date Updated: July 26, 2024
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Rachel Lustbader is a writer and editor with a background in healthcare and technology. Her work has been published on websites including HealthCare.com, BiteSizeBio.com, BetterHelp.com, Caring.com, and PayingforSeniorCare.com. She studied health science and public health at Boston University.
Both of Rachel’s grandmothers had very positive experiences in senior living communities, and Rachel saw firsthand the impact that kind, committed caregivers and community managers can have on seniors’ and their family members’ lives. With her work at Caring, Rachel hopes to help other families find communities, caregivers, and at-home products that benefit elderly loved ones and make life less stressful for family caregivers
The Elderly Waiver in Minnesota
Other Waivers for Medical Assistance
Minnesota operates another waiver program, known as Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI). CADI is very similar to EW, except that it’s open to adults with disabilities who are under 65, and it allows for various non-medical forms of assistance such as caregiver support in addition to home health services.