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Otherwise, see if your husband can be accepted into Medicaid.... if yes, see if your State has a program where a love one can be paid.... if yes, please note the pay would be minimum wage for a few hours per week.
Also, if your husband was a U.S. veteran, check to see if there are programs for the Vets.
https://www.agingcare.com/Veterans-Assistance
This question has been asked periodically and answers offered on how to begin the process of getting assistance from the VA.
If his disability is service connected, he might be eligible for compensation for that, as well as medical treatment which the VA provides.
You'll find a lot of helpful information by reviewing questions other veterans or their spouses have posted.
If he is a veteran, review www.va.gov website and try to apply for VA benefits. Contact your local Area on Aging. Where do you live?
Blessings, Bridget