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Highest family caregiver pay rates in Indiana

Considering caregiving as a career option in Indiana? Here's what you need to know about Medicaid caregiver pay rates — Structured Family Caregiving, Attendant Care, and HHA hours for parents of medically complex children.

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Structured Family Caregiving pay rates

The SFC program reimburses agencies that help families coordinate care for loved ones with Medicaid. The daily reimbursement depends on the level of care required.

SOURCE: FSSA

LEVEL 101/03
$77.54
per day, to the agencyBasic care need

This is the agency reimbursement. Typical agencies pay caregivers 50–60% of it. Paid.care pays up to 80%.

LEVEL 202/03
$99.71
per day, to the agencyModerate care need

This is the agency reimbursement. Typical agencies pay caregivers 50–60% of it. Paid.care pays up to 80%.

LEVEL 303/03
$131.44
per day, to the agencyExtensive care need

This is the agency reimbursement. Typical agencies pay caregivers 50–60% of it. Paid.care pays up to 80%.

WHERE THE REIMBURSEMENT GOES

The reimbursement goes to the agency, which then sets your wage — typically 50–60% of the rate. Paid.care is proud to pass on up to 80% of the reimbursement to our caregivers.

Paid year-roundTax-free incomeUp to 3 family members under one roof

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Attendant Care pay rates

Attendant Care compensates caregivers hourly for helping with daily activities. Agencies set their own rates, and a Medicaid case manager determines your eligible hours based on the care recipient's needs.

At Paid.care, we're proud to post some of the highest Attendant Care rates in the state — plus benefits for caregivers working over 40 hours per week.

INDIANA HOURLY RATE BOARD
Typical agencies$13–$17/hr
Paid.care$19–$20+/hr
BENEFITS 40HR+PAID EVERY FRIDAY

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Home Health Aides & Parent CNA

This program caters to parents caring for medically complex children. If you qualify, you can receive up to 75 hours of free HHA training provided by the agency — becoming a certified Home Health Aide who's paid to care for your child.

Unlike SFC and Attendant Care, which can't be combined, parents in this program can be eligible for both SFC benefits and PA (prior authorization) hours for HHA services.

75hours of free HHA training when you qualify
2×dual payment options — SFC benefits plus PA hours for HHA services

Important note: this guide focuses on SFC and Attendant Care in Indiana. Medicaid and the VA (Veteran's Aid) offer other programs too — explore every option that might fit your family. Learn more about the Family HHA program at familyhomehealthaide.com.

Want to learn more about paid caregiving in Indiana?

Paid.care is a provider for both programs — see exact rates for your situation.