What Documents Do You Need to Apply for Medicaid Paid Caregiving in Virginia?
To be paid as a family caregiver under Virginia Medicaid's CCC Plus Waiver, documentation is required in three stages:
- Medicaid eligibility approval
- Home screening to determine nursing facility level of care
- Caregiver enrollment and payroll forms
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1. Documents Required for Medicaid Eligibility Approval
If the person receiving care does not already have Virginia Medicaid, eligibility documentation is required.
Identity and Citizenship / Green Card
- Virginia driver's license or state ID
- If Citizen: Birth certificate or U.S. passport
- If Lawful Permanent Resident: Green Card
- Social Security number
Virginia Residency
- Utility bill
- Lease agreement
- Mortgage statement
- Official mail showing Virginia address
Income (Most Recent Month)
- Social Security award letter
- Pension statements
- Retirement distributions
- VA benefits letter
- Annuity payments
- Any recurring monthly income
Assets
Virginia Medicaid has a $2,000 asset limit for an individual applying for long-term care coverage under the CCC Plus Waiver. Provide:
- Complete bank statements for the most recent 3 months (include all pages)
- Savings account statements
- Investment account statements
- Life insurance cash value documentation (if applicable)
- Deeds for additional property
Virginia reviews financial activity for the past 60 months. This 5-year lookback examines transfers of money or property during that time.
Applicants must submit Appendix D: ABD, LTC Application along with the standard Virginia Medicaid application.
2. Documents Required for CCC+ In-Home Care Approval
After Medicaid eligibility approval, a Medicaid home screening is scheduled. The following records must be available during the screening:
- List of current medications
- Names and contact information for doctors
- Recent hospital discharge paperwork (if applicable)
- Documentation of medical diagnoses
- Physical or occupational therapy records
Learn more: What Happens During the Virginia Medicaid Home Assessment?
3. Documents Required for the Caregiver
After in-home care is authorized, the caregiver must complete enrollment and payroll forms.
Identity
- Government-issued photo ID
- Social Security number
Background Check
- Signed background check authorization form
Payroll Forms
- Federal W-4 form
- Virginia state tax withholding form
- Direct deposit form
- Bank account and routing number
Next Step
Reach out to us to answer questions about the Medicaid paid caregiving application process.