Adult Foster Care

The Adult Foster Care (AFC) program allows individuals to receive personalized care from a family member or friend while remaining at home. This program provides financial support to caregivers, allowing them to focus on the well-being of their loved one. AFC is ideal for those who require daily assistance but prefer to stay in a familiar home environment.

Program Eligibility

Member Eligibility

Must be 16 years or older
Require assistance with at least 1 ADL (Activity of Daily Living)
Must have MassHealth Standard
Must have a family member (can’t be spouse or parent, if the member is a minor or guardian) who lives in the same home.

Caregiver Eligibility

Caregiver must be 18 years or older
Can be a family member or friend (excluding spouses)
Complete required training and orientation.
Must pass CORI, SORI, OIG chec
Must have TB Screening within the past 12 months

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Earn Up To $978-1643/Month!

Financial Support
Professional Guidance
1099 Employment
Smartphone with Unlimited Data* *Limitations Apply. Must meet employment and program eligibility criteria.

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Services Covered Under AFC Program

Services covered under AFC Program include:

Personal Care

Help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, etc.

Homemaking

Help with household chores like cleaning, dusting, vacuuming, etc.

Medication Reminders

Assistance with medication administration to ensure adherence to prescribed.

Nursing & Care Management

Providing emotional support and companionship to reduce feelings of loneliness.

Program Benefits

Financial Support

Caregivers receive compensation for providing care.

Holistic Care

Family members can provide care tailored to their loved one’s needs.

Collaboration with Healthcare Providers

Ongoing support and health monitoring from a care manager.

Choice of Caregiver

Participants can select a caregiver they trust who can then receive compensation for their services.

FAQ

Explore common questions about our Adult Foster Care program, including eligibility, caregiver support, and how family members can receive compensation for providing care.

What is Adult Foster Care (AFC)?

AFC is a MassHealth sponsored program that allows a family member or friend to provide daily personal care to an individual at home while receiving financial compensation.

How much financial support does a caregiver receive?

The amount of financial support varies depending on the level of care needed. Contact us for more details on compensation rates.

What type of support does the caregiver receive?

Caregivers receive ongoing training, support from a care manager, and regular health monitoring for the care recipient.

What is the difference between AFC and home care services?

AFC allows a family member or friend to be the primary caregiver, while home care services involve professional caregivers. Both programs support individuals in their homes, but AFC offers financial compensation to family caregivers.

How do I apply for the AFC program?

You can apply by contacting us for an assessment. We will determine eligibility, guide you through the application process, and help with any paperwork required by MassHealth.

What Our Clients Are Saying

Thanks to the AFC program, I’ve been able to care for my father at home without worrying about finances. The support from All at Home Health Care has been invaluable.

Monica S.

The AFC program has been such a relief for our family. I can care for my son at home, and All at Home Health Care has supported us every step of the way.

Sandra D.

The AFC program has been such a blessing for our family. I’m able to take care of my mother-in-law at home, and the financial support makes a huge difference. The team at All at Home has been incredibly helpful every step of the way.

Rebecca T.

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