Parents and spouses can be paid as a PCA
Beginning October 1, a spouse, parent, stepparent, or legal guardian of a minor can be a paid personal care assistance (PCA) worker.
The parent or spouse must meet the criteria to be a PCA and be hired by a PCA provider agency.
For information on changes, see common questions about PCAs »
Order free at-home COVID-19 tests
With school in session and the holiday season coming up, now is a good time to check the expiration dates on your at-home COVID-19 tests and order new ones.
You can order up to four free at-home tests.
The Orasure InteliSwab test is more accessible for people who are blind or have low vision. The parts of the test are larger than other tests and there is no liquid or drops to count.
Community First Services and Supports (CFSS) starts October 1
On October 1, CFSS will replace the personal care assistance (PCA) program and the Consumer Support Grant (CSG). If your child receives either of these services, CFSS will be an option (after October) at their next annual reassessment.
Review more information about the upcoming changes and CFSS details »
