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Nevada Personal Care Services
If you have Nevada Medicaid and need help with everyday activities, Personal Care Services may let an eligible family member or trusted friend provide your approved care and get paid.
Free eligibility and enrollment guidance. Nevada Medicaid and PCS approval are determined under program rules.
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Why families start here
FreedomCare helps you understand whether Nevada PCS may fit your situation and what the next step could be.
Get help understanding Medicaid, care needs and program requirements.
Understand which relatives, friends or trusted people may be able to provide care.
If PCS may be an option, FreedomCare helps guide assessment, onboarding and payroll steps.
Does this sound like your situation?
Nevada PCS may be worth exploring when the patient has Medicaid, lives in Nevada, and needs help with everyday activities.
Nevada Medicaid PCS is Medicaid-funded. Medicare alone does not qualify for this program.
The patient may need hands-on help with bathing, dressing, mobility, toileting, meals or grooming.
Eligible relatives, friends or trusted people may be able to provide approved care. Relationship rules apply.
What happens next
From eligibility review to caregiver onboarding, FreedomCare helps guide you through each step.
FreedomCare helps review Nevada Medicaid status and the patient's care needs.
A qualified professional evaluates the need for personal care and the hours that may be authorized.
If self-directed PCS is approved, an eligible caregiver you trust completes onboarding and required checks.
These are common questions for Nevada families. FreedomCare can help you understand the next step.
Choose someone you know and trust
Some family members, friends and trusted people may qualify to provide approved PCS care.
Some relatives and trusted friends may qualify. Adult children, siblings, other qualifying non-spouse relatives and trusted friends may be possible options.
Legally responsible individuals generally cannot be paid as the PCS caregiver. This includes spouses, legal guardians and parents of minor children. Not sure where your relationship fits? Call 888-730-2654.
For the caregiver
FreedomCare helps make the caregiving side easier to understand too.
Approved caregivers receive dependable weekly payment.
Training, resources and ongoing support help caregivers stay on track.
Full-time caregivers may be eligible for medical insurance.
Trusted care. Proven support.
FreedomCare supports families through enrollment, caregiver onboarding, payroll and ongoing service needs.
Frequently asked questions
Caring for a loved one in Nevada? FreedomCare helps you understand your options and what may be required for Nevada PCS.
FreedomCare can help explain eligibility and enrollment without charging you for that guidance.
No. Medicaid is one part of eligibility. The patient also needs a qualifying need for personal care that is confirmed through assessment and authorization.
Medicare alone does not qualify someone for Nevada Medicaid PCS. If you are not sure whether the patient also has Nevada Medicaid, choose "I don't know" on the form and the team can help explain what to check.
Some relatives and trusted friends may qualify. Relationship rules apply, and legally responsible individuals such as spouses, legal guardians and parents of minor children generally cannot be paid as the PCS caregiver.
A FreedomCare team member can review the information, help confirm next steps, and explain the assessment and caregiver onboarding process if PCS may be an option.
FreedomCare supports enrollment, caregiver onboarding, payroll and key administrative requirements after the appropriate program approvals are in place.
FreedomCare Nevada local support is available when you need it. Office visits are by appointment only.
Las Vegas office: 4245 South Grand Canyon Drive, Suite #216, Las Vegas, NV 89147.
Get help understanding Nevada PCS eligibility, caregiver requirements and enrollment.