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Paying for care in Nevada

Getting paid to care for a family member in Nevada

Yes. In Nevada, a family member can be paid to give care through Home and Community Based Services Structured Family Caregiving (SFCG) Waiver. A spouse can be paid through Home and Community Based Services Structured Family Caregiving (SFCG) Waiver.

Respite care for family caregivers in Nevada

Yes. In Nevada, family caregivers can get respite through one program on record: Respite (Waiver for the Frail Elderly).

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Programs on record

How to apply

Home and Community Based Services Structured Family Caregiving (SFCG) Waiver

How to apply

Fill out the OCL Program Application, found on ADSD's Program Policy web page, and send it to the Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD) office nearest you. You, a community partner or a caregiver can fill it out. Once ADSD receives a completed, signed application, an ADSD intake specialist contacts the person to decide which services and program fit best. Once you are found eligible, an intake specialist case manager contacts you to make sure services meet your needs.

Source: Home and Community Based Services Structured Family Caregiving Waiver (Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division)Checked

Phone

(725) 281-3123

ADSD Intake Customer Service Team, for questions about the application.

Source: Home and Community Based Services Structured Family Caregiving Waiver (Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division)Checked

Self Directed Personal Care Services (PCS)

How to apply

To make a first request for personal care services, call Nevada Medicaid's fiscal agent. To self-direct, you can also contact your local Nevada Medicaid District Office or ADSD office, which gives you a list of enrolled ISOs to choose from.

The District Office and ADSD route is in the Medicaid Services Manual, Chapter 2600, section 2603.1B.

Source: Intermediary Services Organization (Nevada Medicaid)Checked

Phone

800-525-2395

Nevada Medicaid's fiscal agent: choose option 1, then option 4. TTY callers dial 7-1-1.

Source: Intermediary Services Organization (Nevada Medicaid)Checked

Home and Community Based Services Waiver for the Frail Elderly (FE)

How to apply

Fill out the OCL Program Application, found on ADSD's Program Policy web page, and send it to the Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD) office nearest you. You, a community partner or a caregiver can fill it out. Once ADSD receives a completed, signed application, an ADSD intake specialist contacts the person to decide which services and program fit best.

Source: Home and Community Based Services Waiver for the Frail Elderly (Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division)Checked

Phone

(725) 281-3123

ADSD Intake Customer Service Team, for questions about the application.

Source: Home and Community Based Services Waiver for the Frail Elderly (Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division)Checked

Respite (Waiver for the Frail Elderly)

How to apply

Fill out the OCL Program Application, found on ADSD's Program Policy web page, and send it to the Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD) office nearest you. You, a community partner or a caregiver can fill it out. Once ADSD receives a completed, signed application, an ADSD intake specialist contacts the person to decide which services and program fit best.

Source: Home and Community Based Services Waiver for the Frail Elderly (Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division)Checked

Phone

(725) 281-3123

ADSD Intake Customer Service Team, for questions about the application.

Source: Home and Community Based Services Waiver for the Frail Elderly (Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division)Checked

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