We specialize in assisting with the referral process to the Department of Human Services (DHS) for programs like Medicaid and the HOPE Waiver. Our team will guide you through eligibility, paperwork, and help you get started with accessing care that allows you to remain in your own home.
Want a family member or neighbor to be your caregiver? They may be eligible to receive weekly compensation for providing your care. We'll help you understand all your options.
Frustrated with unreliable care? Don't settle. We have thousands of qualified caregivers and make switching providers easy. You focus on your wellbeing. We'll handle the rest.
WHY MODANI?
WHY MODANI?
We'll match you with a trusted caregiver through the HOPE Waiver program, often at no cost to you. Perfect for adults with disabilities who want to stay independent at home.
Already caring for a loved one or friend? Through our Structured Family Caregiving program, you may be eligible to receive a weekly stipend while caring for your loved one at home.
You or your spouse may qualify for VA benefits that cover home care. We'll help you access the care you deserve and guide you through the entire process.
Care for a loved one at home and get paid through the Medicaid-funded Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) program. If you provide daily care to a family member living with you, you may be eligible for a stipend.
We'll guide you through everything, from checking your eligibility to arranging care. Don't worry about the paperwork – we handle that for you.
Our caregivers can provide a range of services to help you or your loved one maintain independence at home:
Companionship
Daily Activities
Housekeeping
Laundry
Meal Preparation
Medication Management
Mobility Assistance
Nursing
Paying Bills
Personal Care
Respite Care
Shopping
Wound Care
Vital checks
HOW IT WORKS
Navigating South Dakota's HOPE waiver program to get the in-home care you need can feel overwhelming. With Modani as your guide, accessing high-quality care is simple.
Contact Modani to discuss your unique situation. We'll evaluate your needs and advocate for all available benefits.
Modani advocates for you throughout the application process. We help you fill out and submit your online referral, prepare all required documents, and provide full support during the state's review.
When Dakota At Home comes to evaluate your care needs for the Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) program, a Modani team member will ensure that all your requirements are documented. We will advocate for every hour of care you're eligible for through the SFC program, helping you access the support you need at home.
After your assessment, Modani reviews your approved services and continues to advocate for appropriate care hours. We work diligently to get your care started quickly with a comprehensive plan in place.
Modani's advocacy doesn't stop once your services begin. We continuously review your benefits, manage documentation, handle timely renewals, coordinate helpful resources, and monitor your safety plan.
Call us today — you could be approved for paid home care in as little as 30 days.
There are just a few requirements for enrollment. You’re probably eligible if this describes you:
*Individuals enrolled in a private insurance plan may have fewer or different requirements.
Let's find out together. We'll help you understand your options and maximize your benefits. We're here to help:
South Dakota’s Medicaid-funded Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) program is one of the care options available under the HOPE waiver. It allows people who need personal care at home to choose a family member who lives in the same home as their principal caregiver, who will receive a stipend for providing care.
If you are eligible for Medicaid and a HOPE waiver, and you require assistance with personal care, you’re probably eligible for SFC. To receive care from a principal caregiver who lives with you, you must be at least 65 years of age or at least 18 years of age with a qualifying disability, able to live independently with help from a caregiver, require a nursing-facility level of care, and need one or more home care services at least once each month.
A family member who lives in the same home, can pass a background check, and is the primary person responsible for providing daily care can become a principal caregiver through the CDS program. Both the principal caregiver and the person receiving care must be at least 18 years old. Principal caregivers are also required to pass an assessment for capability of providing care and to receive coaching.
Let's talk about how we can make life a little easier for you or your loved one.
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