Calling the transition a nightmare has been a common response from countless people dealing with changes by the state to CDPAP.

Sallie Crider feels grateful to be receiving $17 an hour to take care of her husband, who is legally blind and without use of his back and legs, through Nevada’s Medicaid program.

The payroll processing company that took over a popular state-funded home care program issued paychecks to a fraction of ...

Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon, D-Brooklyn, said she wants to change how the state runs the Consumer Directed Personal ...

Many workers in the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) say they’re still waiting on pay from last week or ...

Several state lawmakers say they want to undo aspects of New York’s controversial remaking of a popular home care program ...

A proposed federal class action alleges Public Partnerships LLC, New York's fiscal intermediary for a program that allows ...

The Consumer Direct Personal Assistance Program, commonly known as CDPAP allows people with disabilities to hire their own personal caregiver, which can include a family member or friend. Recently, ...

We’ve been covering the state’s at home care program as it’s undergoing a transition, from hundreds of payroll processors to just one. NEWS10’s Carina Dominguez talked to the new company and the ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...