Care 101: Basics and Beyond for Every Care Journey
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How Older Adults in Ohio Can Pay Family and Friends for Care: PASSPORT, MyCare-Ohio, and Structured Family Caregiving
Caring for a loved one can be one of life’s most meaningful experiences, but it can also bring financial challenges. In Ohio, Medicaid waivers like PASSPORT and MyCare-Ohio offer a way for family and friends to get paid for caregiving. Learn how these programs work, what services are covered, and how CareOasis helps streamline the process to ensure you get the support and compensation you deserve.
Ohio's Structured Family Caregiving Program: A Comprehensive Guide
Structured Family Caregiving is a Medicaid-funded service available in 11 states across the USA, including Ohio. In Ohio specifically, SFC is administered through agency providers that participate in key state programs: the Ohio Home Care Waiver, PASSPORT, or MyCare Ohio.
Empowering Ohio's Seniors: Exploring the PASSPORT Waiver
If you live in Ohio, you might have heard of the Ohio PASSPORT Waiver. PASSPORT is an acronym that stands for Preadmission Screening System Providing Options and Resources Today. It is a Medicaid Waiver that helps older Ohioans live independently in their own homes for longer by providing options for long-term care services and support.
How to support a family caregiver: The Words and Actions that Truly Help
Supporting a family caregiver goes beyond offering help; it’s about providing the right kind of help. In this blog, we explore specific actions and words that offer genuine support to those who tirelessly care for their loved ones. Learn how to make a meaningful difference in a caregiver's life with practical tips on providing specific assistance, acknowledging their efforts, being a non-judgmental listener, and more. Show caregivers they’re not alone in their journey with authentic empathy and tangible support. Read on to find out how your actions can truly help.
Ohio Medicaid Waiver Guide
Discover the comprehensive range of Medicaid waiver programs available in Ohio designed to support older adults, people with disabilities, and youth with complex needs. Learn about eligibility requirements, services covered, and how these programs enable individuals to thrive in their own homes and communities. Dive into our friendly guide to find the right program for you or your loved one!
What is Care and When do you need it as a Senior Citizen?
Navigating the world of elder care can be overwhelming, especially when trying to determine the best type of care for a senior citizen. This guide breaks down the five main types of care: at-home caregivers, senior living facilities, assisted living, nursing homes, and memory care units. Learn about the services each type provides, along with their associated costs, to make an informed decision for yourself or a loved one.
When a Client Wants to Thank Their Caregiver: A Guide to Ethical Estate Planning
When a client wishes to leave a portion of their estate to their caregiver, ethical and legal considerations are paramount. This guide outlines the necessary steps to protect the client's wishes and avoid potential legal issues, including the importance of consulting an estate planning attorney and maintaining transparency with family and friends.