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Judy1960 Asked April 2017
Can I get paid to care for my mother who has dementia?
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She lives in Puerto Roca and is 70. She can't remember things, she falls a lot and needs help to bathe and wipe. I need to know if there is a program that allows me to get paid to do all this work for her.
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You could contact your local Medicaid office to see if maybe there is a program where a relative could be paid, but please note that payment would be minimal.
https://www.medicaid.gov/medicaid/by-state/puerto-rico.html