Can I Get Paid to Care for a Family Member in New Hampshire? (2026)

Quick answer

Likely yes in New Hampshire, but not yet confirmed on an official page

Spouse Not confirmed
Adult child Likely yes

1 program to ask about. Start here: Choices for Independence (CFI) – Participant Directed and Managed Services (PDMS).

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Programs that pay family caregivers

Choices for Independence (CFI) – Participant Directed and Managed Services (PDMS)

CFI waiver participants can hire family and friends as paid caregivers through a financial management service.

An older woman talks with her caregiver on a living room couch at home

Who can be paid?

Can I get paid to take care of my parent in New Hampshire?

Reported yes for adult children and other family.

Can a spouse be paid as a caregiver in New Hampshire?

Conflicting – rule He-E 801 reportedly treats a spouse as a 'legally responsible relative' whose services are excluded, while a DHHS FAQ reportedly says spouses can be PDMS providers. Confirm in writing with NH DHHS.

How to apply

How do I apply in New Hampshire?

Unverified – contact NH DHHS / ServiceLink.

Is there a waiting list in New Hampshire?

Unknown.

Pay and requirements

How much does it pay?