We turn Medicaid and waiver programs into real in-home care for New York families with children who have developmental disabilities and for seniors — we handle eligibility, paperwork, and approvals. Typically 4 to 6 months to approved services. No fees, ever.
Straight Medicaid, Managed Long Term Care, EPSDT, and the major New York plans. Not sure what you have? Send a photo of your Benefit card — we'll tell you exactly what it covers, at no cost.
Whether you're navigating a new diagnosis or ready to bring care home, a care coordinator walks you through your options. Bilingual intake. No fees, ever.
From your Medicaid application to the day an aide walks in, we run every step — for children with developmental disabilities and for seniors.
We help you apply, navigate the income and asset rules, spend-down, and pooled-income trusts — so you qualify for home care without losing your home.
Under Medicaid's EPSDT rule, children are entitled to aides, in-home nursing, and therapies. We find what your child qualifies for — and get it approved.
Medicaid-funded aides for bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, and medication reminders — for children with disabilities and for seniors.
We enroll you in the right Managed Long Term Care plan and schedule the assessment that unlocks ongoing in-home hours — and we sit with you for it.
For those who qualify, we file the HCBS waivers that fund home and community services regular Medicaid alone doesn't cover.
Intake in your language. We track every deadline, assessment, and recertification so your approvals never stall. No fees, ever.
In New York, most family members and friends can be hired and paid as the Home Health Aide for a child with a qualifying developmental disability. Once approved, your child's care can stay in the hands of the people who love them most.
The one exception: parents and legal guardians cannot be the paid aide for their own child.
Call (929) 333-3955 to startNo fee for the conversation. Whether you're starting from scratch, stuck mid-application, or navigating a denial — call us.