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Vast majority of people do not get paid for caring for a loved one, unless that love can can pay you directly from their own pocket.
Viviannne gamache
Here are some articles to read that will help you be able to make a better decision on weather or not your husband should quit his job to care for your mother-in-law. This is a tough economy right now and you are lucky to have a job. But if you can afford it... its a different options. Read these articles by our experts. I feel that they will give you more insight and look for another article on quitting you job to care in a few weeks :)
The Sandwich Generation: Caring for Kids and Your Parents
Page 4: When Caregiving Effects Your Ability to Work
www.agingcare.com/articles/caregiving-effects-ability-to-work-123286.htm
The Working Caregiver: Issues Faced With Working & Caregiving
www.agingcare.com/articles/Caregiving-Issues-and-work-95637.htm
Both my parents have dementia. Should I quit my job to care for them?
www.agingcare.com/Answers/My-mom-and-dad-are-both-getting-dementia-I-am-all-alone-taking-care-of-them-since-my-sister-passed-136743.htm
Can my boss force me to choose between my job and caregiving?
www.agingcare.com/Answers/caring-elderly-parents-and-working-139456.htm
Best of Luck :) Make sure you make your own decision and be confident in it.
~Karie H.
Going back to your question, you are taking care of your parents who are on Medicaid? If you are and want to get paid, it will be quite a job for you. That's because you may need to get certified by the state like CNA so, you can get paid for your parents caregiving services. Also, I find someone else asking the same question " How can I get paid for taking care of your parents who are in Medicaid". You need to call or check the state Medicaid website and see the requirements. It is a lot of information's you need to gather from this website so, you call or look in Indiana's Medicaid programs for elderly care.