Connecticut SB00330 allows spouses and others to be compensated for providing care under the state-funded home-care program for the elderly.
Connecticut SB00330 amends the state's home-care program for the elderly to allow compensation for spouses and others who provide personal care assistance. The bill specifies that the Commissioner of Social Services will administer the program, which covers individuals who are 65 years old and exceed the maximum cost in cases of extreme hardship. Spouses and others providing care can receive compensation, with training and services prescribed by the Commissioner. The bill also outlines income requirements and eligibility for compensation, effective July 1, 2026.
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