Does A&M Homecare accept Vermont Medicaid?

Yes. A&M Home Care Corp is a certified Choices for Care (CFC) Home Care Provider (Vermont Medicaid Provider #6725852). CFC is Vermont's Medicaid long-term-care program that pays for personal care at home.

Can I be paid to care for a family member in Vermont?

Yes. Under Vermont's Choices for Care program, a spouse (in most situations), adult child, or other family member can be trained, certified, and paid as a personal care attendant. A&M handles the paperwork, the required training, and the Independent Living Assessment (ILA) coordination.

How do I start home care in Vermont?

Call our Vermont office at (802) 318-4758 or submit the request form on any Vermont page. For Choices for Care clients, we coordinate the Independent Living Assessment (ILA) with the state and can typically begin care within a week of authorization.

What is an Independent Living Assessment (ILA)?

An ILA is Vermont's functional assessment that documents a person's care needs to authorize services under the Choices for Care program. The assessment determines the type and hours of paid care a person qualifies for. A&M coordinates the ILA process with the state.

Vermont State House, Montpelier — A&M Homecare serves families across Vermont

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In-home care in Vermont

Q: What Vermont cities does A&M Homecare serve?

A&M serves clients across Vermont from our Burlington office — including Burlington, South Burlington, Essex, Colchester, Winooski, Shelburne, Montpelier, Barre, Rutland, and the surrounding communities. We coordinate care statewide.

In-home personal care and paid family caregiving for Vermont families, from our Burlington office.

Burlington Office

Your local A&M team

From our office in downtown Burlington, our Vermont team coordinates care across the region.

Areas served: Chittenden County (Burlington, South Burlington, Essex, Colchester, Winooski, Shelburne, Williston), Washington County (Montpelier, Barre, Waterbury), Rutland County (Rutland, Proctor, Pittsford), plus Franklin, Addison, Windsor, Windham, Bennington, Caledonia, Lamoille, Orange, Orleans, and Grand Isle counties.

Burlington Office

📍35 King St Suite 9, Burlington, VT 05401

📞(802) 318-4758

✉️referralsVT@aandmhomecare.org

🕗Mon–Fri, 8AM–5PM ET · 24/7 on-call for clients

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Vermont Medicaid

How Choices for Care (CFC) works in Vermont

Choices for Care is Vermont's Medicaid long-term-care program. It pays for personal care at home for eligible seniors and adults with disabilities — the same care that would otherwise happen in a nursing facility, delivered where people actually want to live. A&M Home Care Corp is a certified CFC Home Care Provider (Vermont Medicaid Provider #6725852), which means we can bill CFC directly for authorized personal care attendant hours.

Step 1 — Independent Living Assessment

The state conducts an Independent Living Assessment (ILA) that documents the care needs and authorizes hours. A&M coordinates the ILA process.

Step 2 — Caregiver training

Vermont requires client-specific caregiver training tailored to the ILA. If a family member wants to be the paid caregiver, A&M runs the training and certification.

Step 3 — Care starts at home

Personal care attendant hours begin, billed directly to Vermont Medicaid. The client stays home. The paid caregiver — family or otherwise — gets a real paycheck.

Also covered

CFC also covers respite care, adult day services in some cases, and long-term supports. If you're not sure what applies, our Vermont team can help you figure out where you fit.

Vermont locations