Parent Provider Program
Care for Your Loved One and Receive Professional Support
Eligible parents or legal guardians may qualify to become trained and paid providers for approved services delivered to their family member. Requirements vary by location, funding source, program, and individual circumstances.
What Is a Parent Provider?
A parent provider is a parent or legal guardian who has been authorized to deliver approved services to an eligible family member and who has met the agency's employment, training, and program requirements.
Program Benefits
- Continue caring for your loved one at home
- Receive training and professional guidance
- Earn compensation for approved caregiving services
- Ongoing support from a care coordinator
Who May Qualify?
- The family member meets program eligibility requirements
- The parent or guardian completes an application
- Applicant meets employment and work-authorization requirements
- Applicant passes a background check where required
- Applicant completes required training
- Applicant follows the approved care plan and documentation rules
Application Process
- 1. Complete the interest form
- 2. Speak with a parent-provider specialist
- 3. Submit eligibility and employment documents
- 4. Complete required screening and training
- 5. Review and sign employment documents
- 6. Receive authorization before providing paid services
- 7. Begin approved services and submit required documentation
Frequently Asked Questions
Visit our FAQ page for answers to common questions about eligibility, training, scheduling, and compensation. Compensation, eligibility, and timelines are not guaranteed and vary by program.
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