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Respite care for family caregivers in Kansas

Yes. In Kansas, family caregivers can get respite through one program on record: Kansas Respite for Alzheimer's & Dementia Program (K-RAD).

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Respite program

Kansas Respite for Alzheimer's & Dementia Program (K-RAD)

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Who qualifies

Unpaid family members or other informal caregivers 18 or older caring for someone of any age with a probable diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. The caregiver must live in Kansas in the same home as the care recipient, who must live in their own home, with the caregiver, or in an apartment.

People on the FE waiver or in PACE are not eligible. The program can pay up to $1,000 per year per care recipient, paid to the respite provider, first come first served while funding lasts. Only one caregiver per recipient can apply each year, and an exception to the living-together rule can be requested from KDADS.

Source: Respite for Alzheimer's & Dementia Program (Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services)Checked

How to apply

Kansas Respite for Alzheimer's & Dementia Program (K-RAD)

How to apply

Apply through your local Area Agency on Aging (AAA). The AAA gives you a list of approved respite providers, and the provider bills the AAA after giving respite.

Source: Respite for Alzheimer's & Dementia Program (Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services)Checked

Phone

1-866-457-2364

Area Agency on Aging line given for K-RAD applications.

Source: Respite for Alzheimer's & Dementia Program (Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services)Checked

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