With 97% Customer Satisfaction, Medicaid Recipients Trust FreedomCare
With 97% Customer Satisfaction, Medicaid Recipients Trust FreedomCare
Get the care you need from a loved one, and they get paid!
FreedomCare is the nation’s fastest-growing in-home care provider. Paid by Medicaid, our program allows you to get care from someone who knows and loves you. And if they choose, they get paid the same day!
Caring for a loved one? FreedomCare helps you understand your options — and how to get paid for the care you provide!
FreedomCare helps people receive care from someone they trust. Through state Medicaid programs, we make it possible for family members or friends to get paid for providing in-home care. Our team guides you through every step—from checking eligibility to caregiver enrollment—so your loved one can get care safely at home instead of in a facility.
FreedomCare partners with state Medicaid programs to help people choose their own caregiver. Once approved, the person receiving care selects a family member or friend they trust. We handle the administrative side—like training, payroll, and support—so caregivers can focus on what matters most: caring for their loved one.
FreedomCare is available in multiple states across the U.S., including Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oregon, and Pennsylvania. We continue to expand so more families can access care from someone they know and trust. If your state is listed, you may be eligible to join the program.
This program is funded by Medicaid, which allows eligible individuals to receive care at home through self-directed or consumer-directed models. After you apply and qualify, you select your caregiver, and FreedomCare manages payroll, compliance, and support services. We take care of the paperwork so families can focus on care and connection.
No, Medicare alone does not qualify you for FreedomCare. This program is funded through Medicaid, which serves individuals with limited income and resources. If you currently have Medicare, you may still be able to qualify for Medicaid depending on your income, health needs, and state rules. We can help you check eligibility and apply if you qualify.