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Can a spouse get paid to be a caregiver in North Dakota?

Short answer

Yes

Yes, through Family Personal Care. The person can choose their spouse or certain relatives as the paid provider; they must live in the same home and the provider must be enrolled (ND HHS policy 525-05-30-32).

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Programs to ask about in North Dakota

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Family Personal Care (Qualified Service Provider)

A family member, including a spouse, can enroll as a Family Personal Care Qualified Service Provider (QSP) for an eligible HCBS waiver recipient they live with.

How to apply

Contact your HCBS case manager.

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.

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