Adult Family Living (AFL) Program
Family Caring for Family, Supported by RightCare
The Adult Family Living (AFL) Program empowers families to provide care for their loved ones — right at home. This Medicaid-supported program allows family members or trusted friends to receive financial compensation for providing daily assistance to elderly or disabled adults.
How the AFL Program Works
Under the AFL program, a family member or friend who lives with and regularly assists the individual in need is paid for this caregiving efforts. RightCare is authorized to provide the oversight and administrative support needed to participate in the Adult Family Living program. RightCare has the necessary expertise to ensure compliance with Medicaid guidelines.
Program Highlights
Family Members or Friends who live the Senior are paid to provide assistance with
"Activities of Daily Living".
Home Comfort
Enjoy the peace, privacy, and familiarity of home while receiving the daily care and attention you deserve.
Family Care
With the AFL program, families can stay connected while ensuring their loved one gets professional guidance and oversight.
Caregiver Support
We help guide caregivers through the approval process and make sure they have the resources they need to succeed.
Regular Check-Ins
We perform consistent home visits to ensure your loved one’s safety, comfort, and overall care quality.
our roles include
RightCare handles all the administrative work including required RN home visits, Medicaid billing and issues the bi-weekly payments to the family member or friend who is providing the care.
Why Families Choose RightCare
When you trust RightCare, you’re not just hiring a caregiver — you’re gaining a partner in your loved one’s well-being. Our caregivers are trained, background-checked, and carefully matched to meet the specific needs and personality of every client.
Medicaid Eligibility
Adults who qualify for Medicaid or similar assistance programs may participate in the AFL program.
Daily Care Needs
Individuals who require help with personal care, meals, or household activities can benefit from this support.
Family Caregivers
Relatives or close friends who live with the Senior and are willing to provide consistent, hands-on care are eligible to serve as caregivers.
Independent Living
Seniors or adults with disabilities who wish to stay safely and comfortably at home may qualify.
