Paying for care
Quality home care, with payment options that fit your family.
From Texas Medicaid to private pay, we help you understand every option — and handle the coordination so you can focus on your loved one.
Texas Medicaid programs
Eligible Texans may receive PAS at no cost through state programs. We accept referrals and work alongside HHSC case managers.
- Primary Home Care (PHC)
- Community Attendant Services (CAS)
- Family Care (FC)
- Hours authorized by your case manager
STAR+PLUS health plans
If your loved one is enrolled in a STAR+PLUS managed care plan, attendant services may be authorized through their service coordinator.
- We coordinate directly with the health plan
- Help requesting a service assessment
- No paperwork burden on the family
- Changes handled through the plan
Private pay
Flexible care on your schedule, with transparent hourly rates and no long-term contracts. Ideal for companionship and extra hours.
- Clear hourly rates shared upfront
- No long-term contracts
- Add or reduce hours anytime
- Itemized monthly invoices
Insurance & veterans benefits
Many long-term care insurance policies cover non-medical home care, and some veterans qualify for VA programs that help fund in-home support.
- Long-term care insurance claims support
- Care documentation for your insurer
- Guidance on VA home care programs
- Referrals to benefits counselors
FAQ
Payment questions
How do I know if my loved one qualifies for Medicaid PAS?
Eligibility depends on income, assets, and functional need. Call us and we’ll explain the process, or contact Texas HHSC at 2-1-1 to request an assessment.
Can we use Medicaid hours and add private-pay hours?
Yes. Many families supplement authorized program hours with private-pay visits for extra coverage or companionship.
Do you require a deposit or contract?
Private-pay clients sign a simple service agreement. There is no long-term commitment, and you can change or end services with notice.
Let us check your coverage options.
One call is all it takes to understand your options — including Texas Medicaid PAS eligibility, private-pay rates, and how quickly we can start.