Here's how you can become a paid family caregiver

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According to 2023 data from The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 37 million Americans provide unpaid eldercare to someone 65 or older.

This statistic is the topic of many new conversations in America. For instance, while more companies are offering paid parental leave and programs for parents, few have infrastructure in place to support workers with eldercare responsibilities, a growing demographic. And then you have the “sandwich generation” — the 7.3 million people who provide eldercare but also care for at least one child under the age of 18. How do we support them?

While the future of eldercare is uncertain, there is a way to get paid for caring for your loved one through Medicaid. Our comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps.

Get Paid for Eldercare

data showing 14% Americans provide unpaid eldercare

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