Short answer
Yes
Yes. A Minnesota DHS bulletin says spouses and parents of minors can be paid PCA and CFSS workers for MHCP-enrolled family members effective Oct. 1, 2024. In CFSS, a spouse or sole parent may provide up to 60 hours in 7 days (CFSS policy manual, as summarized).
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Programs to ask about in Minnesota
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Personal Care Assistance (PCA) / Community First Services and Supports (CFSS)
Minnesota Health Care Programs personal care services; CFSS is replacing PCA.
How to apply
Unverified – contact your county or tribal nation, or MN DHS.
Before you act: rules change and individual eligibility depends on your assessment. Confirm with the program. This page summarizes official sources and does not promise eligibility or pay.