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    MSJACKSON Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    Nov 9, 2009, 12:43 PM
    Should I be receiving monthly payments?
    My husband was hurt on the job and is now blind he receives ssi benefit and medicare his doctor appointed me as his caregiver and I was told that I should receive some sort of caregiver income is this true and how do I go about getting it?
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    Nov 9, 2009, 04:45 PM

    Normally family can not receive income for caring for other family members.
    And to be honest I am not sure the doctor can "appoint" anyone his caregiver, that is his choice, the doctor can only recommend he have a care giver
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    Nov 13, 2009, 09:35 PM

    There is a possibility of getting the state to help pay for a caregiver through a place that specializes in medical staffing, nurse employment, homecare, clinical staffing and wellness services.

    Maxim Healthcare may be one company. It may take many phone calls and searches. A case worker (or especially the manager) at a hospital where he is treated should know who to contact and apply with. The process takes a while to be approved, but if you can get a caregiver, then you will be able to breathe. You have such a responsibility.

    I really hope the best for you during this very difficult time.

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