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Application Caregiver Form With Two Points In Alameda

Q: What is considered low income in Alameda County?

Low ranges from $76,750 for one person to $109,600 for four. Very Low income is classified as a household earning 50% of the median family income. Similarly, Low income is 80% of the median, and Moderate income is 120% of the median income. Source: Alameda County HCD Income Limits Effective 5/13/2022.

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Contracts - Services

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Multi-State

County:

Alameda

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US-00458BG

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Description

The Application Caregiver Form with Two Points in Alameda provides a structured agreement between a client and a caregiver, outlining responsibilities and expectations for care services. This form is essential for establishing terms of employment, detailing the caregiver's duties, which include assisting with daily living activities and medication schedules. Key features include provisions for scheduling adjustments, termination notice requirements, and a release of liability clause for simple negligence. Filling out the form requires clear identification of both parties, agreement on compensation, and a signed acknowledgment of the option to consult a lawyer. It serves multiple use cases relevant for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, as they can facilitate the caregiving process, ensure compliance with legal standards, and protect their clients' interests. This form promotes clarity and transparency in caregiving arrangements, making it an invaluable tool for legal professionals in the field of elder care and personal support services.

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Maximum Resource Limit Increase: Effective January 1, 2025, the maximum resource limit for CalWORKs applicants and recipients increased to $18,206 for Assistance Units that include at least one member who is age 60 or older or disabled and $12,137 for all other CalWORKs applicants and participants.

If you would like to apply over the phone, call us at (510) 272-3663. If you need an application packet to be mailed to you, call us at (510) 272-3663 or 1-888-999-4772.

MY PHONE: Call 510-577-1800 weekdays from AM - 12 Noon or - PM. Once you dial, when prompted, press “1” for English and then “1” for applying for IHSS and “1” a third time to speak with an intake screener. 2. BY MAIL: Request an application to be mailed to client's home.

To be eligible for IHSS, an individual must be Medi-Cal eligible or must be receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. The IHSS program provides payment for non-medical in-home care for qualified individuals who are unable to remain safely in their homes without this assistance.

You may be eligible for General Assistance if you are: a U.S. citizen or non-citizen legally in the country with no limitation on your stay; a resident of Alameda County for at least 15 days; and. an adult without dependent children or.

“Low” ranges from $76,750 for one person to $109,600 for four. “Very Low” income is classified as a household earning 50% of the median family income. Similarly, “Low” income is 80% of the median, and “Moderate” income is 120% of the median income. Source: Alameda County HCD Income Limits Effective 5/13/2022.

If you would like to apply over the phone, call us at (510) 272-3663. If you need an application packet to be mailed to you, call us at (510) 272-3663 or 1-888-999-4772.

Basic Eligibility Requirements Live in California and plan to stay; Are a United States citizen or immigrant who has been given permission to live in the United States; Have an eligible child(ren) and/or you are pregnant and; One or both parents do not live in the home, are no longer living, or are disabled; or.