GA In-Home Elderly/Disabled Care – Structured Family Caregiving Program Launched

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Home Nurse (770-765-1111), a healthcare provider based in Georgia, announces their Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) program for those interested in becoming paid caregivers for their elderly or disabled family members.

-- With the goal of providing healthcare support, the company’s announced services are recommended for those who would like to embark on a career as an in-home caregiver for the elderly or disabled family member they are taking care of.

More information can be found at https://www.homenurse.net/structured-family-caregiving

Now potential Georgian home care candidates can collaborate with a professional healthcare expert for increased caregiving efficiency and effectiveness. Home Nurse offers their caregivers access to high-quality healthcare training solutions to help them provide the best service possible.

The SFC (Structured Family Caregiving) program is a new Georgian Medicaid that provides financial compensation for family members who are taking care of an elderly or disabled person at home.

Financial compensation is possible for primary caregivers older than 18 who live with the person they care for and are biologically related to or related to them through marriage excluding legal guardians and spouses. The elderly or disabled person must also be eligible for Georgia Medicaid and be part of the CCSP or SOURCE waiver program.

Caregiver benefits include receiving weekly tax-free payments, professional healthcare coaching, and practical/written skills training. As per the Home Care Protection Act, caregivers are not independent contractors but Georgian Home Nurse W-2 employees who are covered by bonding, liability, and unemployment insurance as well as worker’s compensation.

Duties rendered include general housekeeping for the disabled or elderly person, personal hygiene matters such as bathing and getting dressed, preparing meals and helping them to eat, as well as taking care of medication and making appointments.

As part of the recruitment and onboarding process, potential caregivers must pass a drug screening test and criminal background check. References and declared skills/experience will also be checked.

About Home Nurse

Home Nurse was founded in 1983 by Gail Finely RN and Mary Stapleton RN with a vision to provide health care excellence in all areas regardless of financial ability.

A happy caregiver said, “The staff at the Gainesville office was great and very detail-oriented. They got us in and taught us what we needed to know and then we were on the way. Great hospitality.”

Go to https://www.homenurse.net for more details.

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