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Oregon Medicaid Home Care
If your loved one needs help at home, Oregon Medicaid may help pay for approved in-home services. Some arrangements let a person receive care from a family member, friend, or another trusted caregiver—with great weekly pay for eligible caregivers. Eligibility depends on the person's needs assessment, financial and program requirements, approved services and hours, and caregiver rules. Ask Care at Home whether it serves your area and can help with your situation.
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to Your First Day of Care
Real people walk your family through every step. No jargon. No runaround. No guessing what comes next.
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Check Eligibility
Answer a few quick questions and find out in 2 minutes if your loved one may qualify.
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Talk to Your Expert
A real person reviews your situation, answers your questions, and maps out the next steps.
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We Assist With Paperwork
A Care at Home representative can help facilitate communication with your case manager, assist you with paperwork, and walk you through the next steps for your situation. The appropriate program decides eligibility, services, approved hours, and caregiver requirements.
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Care Starts at Home
After services are approved — and if Care at Home confirms it can serve your location and arrangement — care can begin through the approved provider arrangement.
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Can I Get Paid to Care for My Spouse, Parent, Grandparent, or Another Family Member or Friend?
Sometimes. Oregon has more than one way to arrange in-home care. A family member or friend who meets the eligibility requirements could provide care under some Oregon arrangements. Other options use workers employed by an in-home care agency. The right answer depends on the person receiving care, the program, the authorized services and hours, and the relationship between the caregiver and the person receiving care.
Oregon considers the help a person needs at home, plus financial and program requirements.
Worker-choice rules differ between self-directed and agency-based care.
Ask whether Care at Home serves the ZIP code and can support the arrangement.
Better Home Care Starts Now
A Care at Home representative can help facilitate communication with your case manager, assist with paperwork, and walk you through the next steps. The appropriate program decides eligibility, services, approved hours, and caregiver requirements. Before care starts, Care at Home must confirm it can serve your location and support the arrangement.
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Medicaid-funded Home Care in Oregon
Oregon Medicaid is called the Oregon Health Plan, or OHP.
For people who qualify, OHP may help cover long-term services and supports at home. An assessment looks at the help a person needs at home, and financial and program rules may apply.
State options differ: some people hire and manage their own workers, while others receive care from an in-home care agency. A Care at Home representative can help facilitate a connection with your case manager, assist with paperwork, and walk you through the process. Final eligibility and authorization are decided through the applicable program.
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15405 SW 116th Ave
King City, OR 97224, Suite 111
503-749-5836
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Worried About the Medicaid Approval Process?
You don't have to figure it out alone. Care at Home can help Oregon Medicaid families understand the next steps in the home-care approval process.
We Help You Understand the Next Steps
A Care at Home representative can help facilitate communication with your case manager, assist you with paperwork, and walk you through the next steps for your situation. The appropriate program decides eligibility, services, approved hours, and caregiver requirements. Before care starts, Care at Home must confirm it can serve your location and support the arrangement.
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Meet Your Care Team
The dedication, compassion, and experience of our caregivers bring comfort to the people who need it most, in the place they're most comfortable: home. Across Oregon, Care at Home offers a wide range of in-home services, from hands-on personal care to help with everyday routines. Speak with an expert to find out what's covered for your loved one.
Companionship & Supervision
Friendly in-home support to help your loved one feel safe, cared for, and less alone.
Personal Care Support
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and daily personal needs.
Meal & Daily Routine Support
Help with meal prep, reminders, light daily tasks, and keeping a steady routine at home.
Post-Hospital Support
Extra help after a hospital stay, illness, or setback so your loved one recovers comfortably at home.
Memory Care & Fall Prevention
Gentle supervision and safety-focused support for loved ones dealing with memory issues or fall risks.
Paid Family Caregivers
A family member or friend who meets the eligibility requirements could provide care under some Oregon arrangements. Whether a particular caregiver — including a spouse — is allowed depends on the program and the person's individual circumstances. Ask about options for your family before making plans.
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