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All 50 states and D.C. now allow paid family caregiving through Medicaid, with varying rules and pay rates, and states must disclose rates starting July 2026.
Family caregivers can receive payment through Medicaid in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, though rules, requirements, and pay rates vary by state.
To qualify, the person receiving care must be Medicaid-eligible and need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or cooking.
Programs include state plans and waiver options, but some states exclude spouses or parents of young children.
Pay rates differ widely, influenced by location, care needs, training, and state budgets, with some states offering up to $26 per hour.
Starting July 2026, states must publish hourly Medicaid payment rates for various caregiving services.
Los 50 estados y D.C. ahora permiten el cuidado familiar pagado a través de Medicaid, con reglas y tasas de pago variables, y los estados deben divulgar las tasas a partir de julio de 2026.