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Methodology

Every program fact comes from an official source: state Medicaid or aging agencies, medicaid.gov, medicare.gov, va.gov, or usa.gov. Each page lists its sources and the date we last verified it.

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  • Last verified Oct 20, 2026
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Our rules

  1. We use official government sources for program names, pay, eligibility, and how to apply.
  2. We never estimate a pay rate. If the source does not publish one, we say so.
  3. We do not promise eligibility. Only the agency decides.
  4. We re-check each state on a schedule and update the verified date.
Our rules: We use official government sources for program names, pay, eligibility, and how to apply. We never estimate a pay rate. If the source does not publish one, we say so. We do not promise eligibility. Only the agency decides. We re-check each state on a schedule and update the verified date.
Source: paidcaregiverprograms.com/methodology

Verification levels

Some state pages were read in full on the official site. Others were checked from official documents surfaced by search. States marked "limited official detail" show only what the official source states. Directly read so far: California, New Jersey, Texas.

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