Some long-term care insurance policies allow family members to be paid as caregivers. Contact your insurance agent and ask them for one. That doesn't mean there aren't any resources available. It simply means that you may need to do a little legwork and prepare for help.
One possible way for your loved one to pay for care is if they have long-term care insurance. Policies vary by company, but many long-term care policies allow you to pay for home care. The insurance company can tell you if a family member can provide this care for you. In general, Medicare doesn't pay family caregivers directly for their services. However, there are some situations and programs where Medicare can indirectly support the costs of care.
However, sometimes families who provide care can get financial help for specific purposes, such as foster care or the purchase of goods and services and, in some cases, to pay the provision of care.
