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Our Services
Whether it is just little support or to those who are bed bound, Modani, provides non-medical care services in the comfort of your home. Including, personalized home care for the elderly and other ages who are in need of assistance with their daily living activities (ADL).
We are focused on providing high quality, reliable personal care services to achieve complete customer satisfaction!
Receive Care That’s Right for You
These are some of the things your personal care attendant can be paid to help you with, as part of your custom care plan:
Eligibility Requirements
There are just a few requirements for enrollment. You’re probably eligible if this describes you:
For People
Receiving Care
At least 18 years of age
Require assistance with daily activities
Able to live independently with help from a personal care attendant
Can select, train, and supervise a personal care attendant
Eligible for Medicaid MO HealthNet plan
- At least 18 years of age
Missouri state resident
Able to pass a background screening
Able to perform tasks required as a caregiver
Able to handle emergency situations
Emotionally mature and dependable
Able to maintain confidentiality
Not a spouse or legal guardian
Counties Covered
MODANI home care services are available in 87 counties of the state of Missouri.
Caregiver Benefits
MODANI’s process is simple. Sign up and get paired, then enjoy:
Competitive Hourly Rates
Daily Pay Option (work
today get paid tomorrow)
Direct Deposit
or Visa Cash Card
Quarterly Tax Filings and
Year-End W2 Forms
Caregiver Support
Schedule Flexibility
Choose an eligible family member or any other qualified individual to be your personal attendant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the answers to some of the questions we hear a lot. If you can’t find the answer to your question here, please get in touch with us!
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What is CDS?
Consumer Directed Services (CDS) is a Missouri program that allows people who need personal care at home to select, train, and hire someone they know to provide care and be paid by Medicaid as a personal care attendant. -
What does MODANI do?
MODANI is a CDS Provider. Medicaid requires CDS participants to work with a CDS Provider. As a Provider, we help you figure out whether you’re eligible for CDS and arrange an in-home assessment to determine what kinds of care you need and how many hours of care can be covered. We help you enroll in the program, send payments to your personal care attendant, and take care of communications with your Medicaid MO HealthNet plan. We also offer helpful resources and answer any questions that come up once you’re enrolled in CDS. -
Who is eligible for CDS?
If you are eligible for a Medicaid MO HealthNet plan, you require assistance with personal care, and you can select, train, and supervise a personal care attendant, you’re probably eligible for CDS. If you get in touch with us, we’ll help you figure out if you’re eligible. -
Who can be paid to be my caregiver through CDS?
Any friend or family member except a spouse or legal guardian can be paid to be a caregiver as a personal care attendant through the CDS program. Both the personal care attendant and the person receiving care must be at least 18 years old. Personal care attendants must be Missouri residents and must pass an FCSR (Family Care Safety Registry) screening. -
What if I don’t already know someone who can be my caregiver?
MODANI can help you find a caregiver in your community who will be able to give you the help and care you need at home as a CDS personal care attendant. Just get in touch with us and tell us about the kind of care you need. -
How much will MODANI’s CDS services cost me?
Nothing. CDS services are available to people who are covered by Medicaid, and Medicaid will pay MODANI for all services we provide to you. -
Do CDS caregivers need professional training?
No. You must be 18 years of age or older to be paid as a personal care attendant in the CDS program, but you don’t need any professional training or certification. To be qualified, you must be able to perform the tasks required of you as a caregiver, maintain confidentiality, be able to handle emergency situations, and be emotionally mature and dependable. -
How do I train my personal care attendant?
Training your personal care attendant just means that you will explain what you need done. CDS doesn’t require personal care attendants to have any professional training or certification. -
How do I supervise my personal care attendant?
Under the CDS program, you supervise the person who is providing care to you. That just means that you’re in charge and can explain what kinds of care you have been approved to receive as part of the program. -
What if I want to change caregivers or stop receiving care?
If you decide that you don’t want services anymore or want to choose a different personal care attendant, just get in touch with us and we’ll help you make the change.
