South Dakota’s Choice for Home Care

Our Services

We learn about your needs and preferences, then create a customized plan for care.

Whether you just need a little help around the house or require assistance with personal care, our dedicated caregivers can bring you the services you need to live with comfort and dignity in your own home.

As a Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) provider, we can also enroll an eligible family member who lives with you to receive a stipend as your principal caregiver.

Whether you choose to receive care from a person who lives with you, a professional caregiver, or both, MODANI will assist you through the whole process, from determining eligibility to paying your caregiver- at no cost to you.  

Are you a veteran?
We’ve got you covered.

MODANI is a proud partner with the Veterans Affairs Optum Network. We honor the service of veterans by committing ourselves to providing outstanding fee-free home care services to those who protected us and served.

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 receiving care. 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
  • Eligible for Medicaid HOPE waiver, VA, or a private health insurance
  • Live in the same home as the person giving care (for SFC only)
  • At least 18 years of age
  • South Dakota resident
  • Able to pass a background screening and assessment
  • Family Member or CNA,HHA,PCA, (Inquire about our Training Programs)
  • Live in the same home as the person receiving care (for SFC only)
Still not sure? Get in touch with us and we’ll help you figure out if you’re eligible. 

What Clients
Are Saying

Caregiver Benefits

MODANI’s process is simple. Sign up and get paired, then enjoy:

Are you a CNA, HHA, or PCA? We’re always looking for home care professionals to join our team. Apply today for a career future tomorrow!

Or do you simply want to be paid to take care of a loved one? Family caregivers can receive benefits too!

*Must meet certain thresholds.  

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!

  • What does MODANI do?

    MODANI provides professional home care services to individuals who want to live in their own homes but require assistance due to a disability, chronic disease, or advanced age. MODANI is also a Provider for HOPE waiver in-home care, including the Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) program, and the VA.
  • What are the HOPE waiver and SFC?

    South Dakota’s Home and Community-Based Options and Person-Centered Excellence (HOPE) waiver is a Medicaid program that provides home and community-based services to people who need a nursing-facility level of care. It allows people 65 and older, and 18 and older with a qualifying disability, to live at home or in the setting that gives them most independence.

    What is SFC?

    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.

    Who is eligible for SFC?

    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 home caregiver, require a nursing-facility level of care, and need one or more home care services at least once each month.

    Who can receive a stipend for providing care as a principal caregiver with SFC?

    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.

  • How much will MODANI’s services cost me?

    Our professional services can be covered by a wide range of insurance plans. In-home services provided by professionals and family members can be covered by South Dakota’s HOPE waiver Medicaid program or the VA as well.
  • Do SFC caregivers need professional training or certification?

    No. You must be at least 18 years of age to be paid as a principal caregiver in the SFC program, and you must pass a background screening and assessment for capability of providing care. After you pass, you must receive coaching in skills such as first aid, CPR, the Heimlich maneuver, infection control and safe personal care practices, and recognizing support needs. MODANI provides all required coaching free of charge.