12 Jan

CDPAP in full is Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program and it is recognized as a statewide Medicaid program which offers a different option when it comes in receiving home care services.  CDPAP hand over control to the consumer giving them authority on who to doo the care for them and decide the kind of manner the care should be done.

Let us say you in a situation where you have a loved one at home and they have a condition that makes them in need being taken care of all the time and you are you are finding it difficult to go to work and take care of them at the same time, then CDPAP program is the best course you can take.  With this program you will be able to choose an individual that you know well and trust and get to teach them on what you will be expecting them to do for your loved ones at an agreed reasonable fee. This individual can be your family member, relative or friend because it all depends on what works for you.

Meal preparation, medication management, bathing and dressing are some of the various things you will train your assistant to do. This actually better than having to employ a home care agency or vendor which will control selection, scheduling and training of the aides provided and get to pay a bigger fee.  Doing all this personally gives you an assurance that everything will go down the way they are supposed to and you will be conscious enough for you own sake as the consumer.

Aides are supposed to have the qualifications to be allowed to do such work by being certified by a home care agency, a long term program that involves home care, AIDS home care program or personal care.  Apart from that they should have a medical condition that is sound and be self-directing but, if not self-directing they should have a designated representative.

There is another merit in the CDPAP that allows aides to do care that requires specific skills but, if they cannot do them then a nurse will be required to perform of such nature.  Suctioning tracheostomies, medication - maybe the consumer is not able to self-administer, oxygen administration and insulin injections are some of the tasks that need a bit of skill to perform. Get more information about home care at this website http://videos.encyclopedia.com/medicine/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/adult-day-care-1.

Another thing is that the aides are not actually employees of any kind of home care agency, they are more of independent contractors that are paid in wages and benefit by fiscal intermediary. There is a peer mentoring program that encourages and helps individuals in the CDPAP and designees in becoming better at their work.

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