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2. Is your mom eligible for Medicaid?
3. Is your mom eligible for Veterans benefits?
4. Have you contacted your Area Agency on Aging for any services available in your mothers area?
Generally speaking there are no funds available to pay a family member by the government that is sufficient to offset what you would be earning in your current employment.
I have read on this forum that there are some states where funds are available for individuals needing NH care where no facilities are available. I believe NY is the one mentioned. There may be others.
This forum is filled with experiences care givers who have been where you are. The general consensus is do not quit your job. You will need your funds for your own care and retirement.