Explore our library of resources for Colorado family caregivers. From navigating Community First Choice (CFC) and Medicaid policies to understanding caregiver wage caps, our expert guides are here to support you.
Colorado is capping paid family caregiver hours. Read what’s at stake for IHSS & CDASS before the final June 12, 2026 vote and how to submit testimony.
An essential educational guide on the proposed Colorado HCPF 56-hour weekly caregiver limit draft rules for 2026. Discover how Caregivers First Choice is collaborating with the state to support family caregiver exemptions, simplify administrative reporting pathways, and preserve long-term care continuity for medically complex households.
Learn how the shared-home rule protects your MAGI Medicaid and housing assistance. Understand the 2026 Community First Choice system and how to stay qualified.
May 2026 Update: The Frizell amendment failed, but your hours are protected while an exception is pending. See how we fight for your complex care expertise.
Will the 56-hour caregiver cap affect you? Learn about Sen. Frizell’s $7.1M amendment to save Colorado Medicaid hours and protect family care stability.
The 2026 CO budget brings Medicaid rate cuts and caregiving hour caps. Learn how these changes affect you and how to protect your pay for your tenure.
Understand how the $1.2B H.R.1 deficit impacts Colorado Medicaid in 2026. Learn about new annual service caps, caregiver hour limits, and how to request exceptions.
Understand the Colorado family caregiver budget. We break down the JBC timeline and the Long Bill so you know exactly where your pay stands. Read the truth.
On March 12, 2026, the Colorado JBC voted 4-2 to approve the 56-hour caregiver cap. This budget-driven move addresses a $1 billion state deficit. Learn what this means for your family.
New Colorado rules require a PMIP for Community First Choice (CFC) for adults and children. Learn how to get your medical provider to certify the ULTC 100.2.