“Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ” – Galatians 6:2
Our Services
Almost Kin provides a full spectrum of in-home support through our Personal Services Agency (PSA), Home Health Agency (HHA), Structured Family Caregiving (SFC), and additional community-based programs. Our PSA team offers non-medical assistance such as companionship, personal hygiene help, homemaker support, medication reminders, meal preparation, transportation, respite care for family caregivers, and structured family caregiving. For clients needing skilled medical care, our HHA delivers nursing visits, medication setup and administration, wound care, disease and chronic condition management, post-surgical and rehabilitation support, therapy coordination, health assessments, and hospital-to-home transition care. We also offer valuable supplemental programs, including adult day services, caregiver education and support groups, community resource connections, wellness and preventive care checks, and guidance through Veterans, Medicare, and Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS)—all designed to help individuals live safely, confidently, and comfortably at home.
Coverage & Payment Options
We accept a wide variety of payment sources and options.
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Medicaid
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Medicare
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Most private insurance policies *Long-Term Care*
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Indiana PathWays
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Anthem BCBS
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Humana
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UnitedHealthcare
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Veterans Association (VA)
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Competitive private-pay options
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Learn More About SFC
Structured Family Caregiving
Offered Through Almost Kin
What Is Structured Family Caregiving (SFC)?
Structured Family Caregiving is an Indiana Medicaid-funded program that allows eligible individuals to receive care at home from a trusted family member. Through Almost Kin, caregivers receive a tax-free daily stipend while providing consistent, structured support.
Who Qualifies?
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Individuals enrolled in Medicaid
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Those who need help with daily living activities (bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, supervision)
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Individuals who can safely live in a home setting
How Medicaid Works with SFC
Medicaid covers the cost of care through the SFC program. Instead of paying for traditional agency-based services, Medicaid funds allow a qualified family caregiver to provide care in the home under the guidance and oversight of Almost Kin.
Who Can Be a Paid Caregiver?
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Adult children
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Siblings
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Other close family members
(State guidelines apply.)
Caregivers must provide a safe, stable home environment and meet program requirements.
How to Get Started
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Fill out our SFC qualification application
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Verify Medicaid eligibility
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Complete a care assessment
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Select and approve the family caregiver
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Begin receiving care and stipend support
Structured Family Caregiving helps families stay together while ensuring loved ones receive the care and support they deserve.