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Sorted by latestThe New York Office for People With Developmental Disabilities is overhauling its rate structure and provider certification process. Here is what caregivers and agencies need to know.
**Bronx NHTD Waiver 2026: Eligibility, Benefits, and How to Get Started** This article covers important updates for caregivers and families in New York. Check...
**Queens HHA Jobs: An Overview** Queens, the most ethnically diverse county in the United States, is home to a growing demand for in-home care services. As the...
**Understanding MLTC and NHTD Services in Brooklyn** As a resident of Brooklyn, New York, navigating the complex healthcare system can be overwhelming, especia...
**Understanding NYC Home Care Wages in 2026** As a Home Health Aide (HHA) in New York City, navigating the complex landscape of home care wages can be challeng...
The U.S. faces a projected shortage of 446,000 home health aides by 2028. Here is what is driving the gap and what agencies, workers, and policymakers can do about it.
NYC mandates that a percentage of city contracts go to Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises. Here is what M/WBE means for home care agencies and the caregivers who work for them.
Travel nursing contracts have cooled since the pandemic peak. How does home care compare for RNs and LPNs looking for stable, well-paying positions in the NYC metro area?
New York's NHTD Waiver program supports over 5,000 adults with physical disabilities annually. Here is what changed in 2026 and what it means for caregivers working in the program.
New York City issues contracts for emergency warming centers through the Department of Homeless Services. Here is how the process works and what it means for staffing.
New Jersey's Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) Supports Program is the largest source of DSP employment in NJ. Here is everything caregivers and job seekers need to know.
A Home Health Aide certificate is your entry point to a stable, growing career in New York's home care industry. Here is the exact process, timeline, and what to expect.
New Jersey awards home care and disability services contracts through a structured procurement process. Here is how the system works and why it matters for DSP and caregiver employment.
Navigating Medicaid-funded home care in New Jersey can feel complicated. This guide breaks down the main programs, how to apply, and what to expect from the process.
New York's home care workers are among the lowest-paid healthcare workers despite doing some of the most demanding work. Here is what advocates are saying and what would change if Medicaid reimbursement rates increased.
New Jersey's certification pathways for Direct Support Professionals offer structured career advancement — and higher pay at every level. Here is how to navigate the path.
Rochester and Monroe County have seen rapid expansion in home care services. Here is a guide for families and caregivers navigating the options in the Rochester region.
New Jersey's home care workforce is one of the fastest-growing in the region — and one of the most under-compensated. Here is what advocates, unions, and workers are pushing for this year.
New York's TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) Waiver offers specialized home-based services for adults with brain injuries. Caregivers in this program develop valuable skills that open doors across the healthcare field.
New Jersey allows DDD participants to self-direct their care — choosing their own workers, setting schedules, and managing budgets. Here is how the model works.
Electronic Visit Verification is now mandatory for all Medicaid-funded home care in NY and NJ. Here is how HHAeXchange works and what caregivers need to do at every visit.
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