Caring for Your Loved One the CDPAP Way
Not everyone will agree with being paid for taking care of a family member, but it isn't about money...it's about so much more. [...]
The BEST Home Care Service Provider for the BEST People In Your Life
Because when it comes to home health aide services, Special Touch Home Care Services fits the bill. We never hesitate to provide [...]
4 Managed Medicaid Plans that Cover In-Home Care
Choose the one that works best for you and your loved ones! If you or your loved one has a long-lasting medical [...]
Living Through Alzheimer’s with CDPAP
Helping Alzheimer’s patients and their families adjust and cope at home. We're not afraid of getting older. We're afraid of the things [...]
Equipping Yourself to be the BEST CDPAP Caregiver You Can Be
It’s not enough to be compassionate, consider going above and beyond to provide the best assistance your loved one can benefit from. [...]
Considering CDPAP? Choosing the Right (or Wrong) Fiscal Intermediary Can Make a BIG Difference
Considering adding in-home assistance or care through the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program or CDPAP? One seemingly small decision can make a BIG difference in your [...]
5 Tips for Managing Your CDPAP Caregiver (Especially When They’re a Family Member)
by Maria Garza - Special Touch Member CDPAP, or the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, has been a blessing for so many consumers who require assistance [...]
Already on a Medicaid Managed Care Plan? You Need to Know About This Amazing Program
If you, or a loved one, is already enrolled in a Medicaid Managed Care Plan and could benefit from in-home assistance or care, you need to [...]
The Secret to Overcoming Apprehension About In-Home Care (…Is CDPAP)
Imagine for a moment that you're a NASCAR driver. One day at the track, someone you barely know gets into your race car and you have [...]
I Was a Struggling Caregiver for My Parents. CDPAP Saved the Day
Note: names and identifying details have been changed or withheld to protect patient privacy. I Was a Struggling Caregiver for My Parents. [...]