If you have been caring for a family member with a disability, dementia, or serious medical condition, you may be wondering: Can I get IHSS back pay for the care
What to Tell an IHSS Social Worker An IHSS home assessment may feel like an ordinary conversation, but the information gathered during that visit can play an important role in
Your IHSS hours are not necessarily permanent. A person who needed a certain amount of assistance six months or a year ago may need significantly more help today. A senior’s
For many California parents caring for a child or adult with autism, supervision means much more than simply being nearby. A loved one may be physically capable of walking, opening
IHSS Protective Supervision for Adults Caring for an adult with dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, autism, a developmental disability, traumatic brain injury, or another cognitive condition can involve much more than helping
One of the first questions families ask when trying to understand In-Home Supportive Services is: “What are the maximum IHSS hours in California?” You may have heard that IHSS provides
IHSS for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia often changes slowly. At first, a family member may only need a little help.
Receiving an IHSS denial, reduction in hours, or denial of Protective Supervision can be frustrating—especially when you believe the county doesn’t fully understand the amount of care or supervision your
Receiving an IHSS denial or a Notice of Action reducing your hours can be frightening—especially when those services help keep a child, senior, or person with a disability safely at
How to Prepare for an IHSS Home Assessment An IHSS home assessment can significantly affect the services and hours a California senior, person with a disability, or child with qualifying
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