A respectful pathway for families
Our team listens to the participant and family, explains available program pathways, and helps identify an appropriate next step in Nebraska or Indiana.
Family-caregiver eligibility varies by state, program, relationship, assessment, service plan, authorization, background requirements, training, and other applicable rules. Veracity does not promise approval or employment.
Available support may include
- Preliminary family referrals
- Help identifying the appropriate state program
- Discussion of paid family-caregiver options when permitted
- Coordination with participants, guardians, and care teams
- Caregiver screening, onboarding, and training information
- Respectful communication throughout intake
Who may inquire
- Family members helping an older adult
- Parents or guardians of a person with a disability
- Relatives interested in becoming authorized caregivers
- Professionals assisting a participant and family
Frequently asked questions
Can I refer my family member?
Yes. You may submit a preliminary inquiry. Do not include diagnoses, Social Security numbers, Medicaid numbers, medications, or medical records in the website form.
Can I be paid to care for my relative?
Some programs may allow qualified relatives to provide paid care. Eligibility depends on state and program rules, relationship, assessment, authorization, screening, training, and the service plan.
Does submitting the form enroll my loved one?
No. The form begins a conversation only. Admission and services require the appropriate reviews and approvals.