Angiemarie1964, welcome to the forum. Please fill out your Profile page which will help us better understand your question. Are you in the U.S.? Is your Mom in a nursing home or are you caring for her at home? What health issues does your mother have?
Regarding getting paid to be a caregiver for your Mom, usually the parent pays the adult child if it is within their budget. Otherwise, if you are residing in the U.S. you can check with your State Medicaid office (which is different from Medicare) to see if they have a program to pay you, only if your Mom can qualify for Medicaid. Please note the pay is usually minimum wage for a limited number of hours.
I am so sorry. I am not understanding your question at all. I know it has to do with your mother and in-facility care, but don't know what you are asking us.
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Regarding getting paid to be a caregiver for your Mom, usually the parent pays the adult child if it is within their budget. Otherwise, if you are residing in the U.S. you can check with your State Medicaid office (which is different from Medicare) to see if they have a program to pay you, only if your Mom can qualify for Medicaid. Please note the pay is usually minimum wage for a limited number of hours.
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