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Key Takeaways Income is generally not used to determine basic eligibility for the Illinois Community Care Program (CCP), though it may affect an individual’s cost of services depending on Medicaid eligibility and program rules. For some participants, income may affect the amount they contribute toward the cost of services. CCP eligibility instead depends on age, resid...

Key Takeaways The Determination of Need (DoN) assessment helps determine an individual’s care needs for Illinois home care programs. A Care Coordination Unit completes the assessment, not a home care agency. The assessment looks at a person’s ability to perform daily activities and household tasks safely. Services and approved hours are based on the assessment results...

Key Takeaways The Community Care Program (CCP) generally serves older adults age 60 and up who need help with daily activities at home. The Home Services Program (HSP) generally serves younger adults with a qualifying disability, and works through a different care coordination structure. Both programs are Medicaid programs designed to help someone avoid a nursing home...

Key Takeaways CDPAP is a Medicaid-funded program specific to New York State. Illinois does not offer a program by that exact name. Illinois’ Home Services Program (HSP) works similarly. The care recipient directs their own personal assistance, which may include a family member, friend, or neighbor. The Community Care Program (CCP) is Illinois’ main option for older ad...

At Home Care Powered by AUAF, community service is at the heart of what we do. Every day, our team works closely with older adults and their families, helping them find the resources and support they need to live safely and independently at home.

On July 20, 2026, two members of the Home Care Powered by AUAF Spanish Public Relations team, Stefany Lugo and Liz Cortes, w...