Intake line answered 24/7 · Denver metro
(303) 547-4866Paying for care
Most agency websites hide this page. We put it near the front, because the payer question decides how fast care can start.
Who it fits: Families who want care to start now, or whose needs fall outside a Medicaid authorization.
How it works
Hourly, billed weekly or monthly. A written rate at the assessment, never a phone estimate. Two-caregiver transfer windows are priced as such.
Straight talk
Denver-metro non-medical home care generally runs in the mid-thirties to mid-forties per hour. We tell you where your plan lands before care starts.
Who it fits: Members of Colorado Medicaid who qualify for Community First Choice personal care.
How it works
A case management agency in your county assesses needs and authorizes hours. You choose the provider. A Daughter's Love is an approved CFC personal care provider.
Straight talk
We cannot determine eligibility, but we can tell you which agency to call and what to expect.
Who it fits: Adults with a brain injury (BI waiver) or complex needs (CIH) who qualify for Home and Community-Based Services.
How it works
Authorized through the waiver's case manager. ADL supports the personal care and attendant portions within our Class B scope.
Straight talk
Waiver services are broader than what we provide. We coordinate, we do not replace, the rest of the plan.
Who it fits: Families supporting an adult with an intellectual or developmental disability through a Community Centered Board.
How it works
Respite hours are authorized in the person's service plan. ADL delivers planned respite with matched caregivers.
Straight talk
Your CCB case manager confirms whether respite is in the plan and how many hours.
Who it fits: Anyone with an LTC policy that reimburses home care.
How it works
Most policies reimburse the family after an elimination period. We provide the invoices, care notes, and caregiver credentials the carrier asks for, monthly.
Straight talk
Bring the policy summary to the assessment. We will tell you what the carrier will want.
Program names and rules change. This page is a plain-language guide, not a determination of eligibility. Your case management agency or CCB makes that call.
Straight answers
Rates depend on the level of care, hours per week, and whether two caregivers are needed for transfers. We give a written rate at the assessment, not a phone estimate. Denver-metro non-medical care generally runs in the mid-thirties to mid-forties per hour, and we are transparent about where a plan lands.
Community First Choice is a Health First Colorado benefit that covers personal care at home for eligible members. A case management agency authorizes hours. ADL is an approved CFC provider; we can point you to the right case management agency for your county.
Not sure which applies?
Call or email. A person answers.
The intake line is answered 24/7. Email works too: tell us who needs care, what is happening, and the best number to reach you.
adl@adaughterslovellc.com