Learn how Florida’s HB 391 allows parents to get paid through Medicaid to care for their medically fragile children at home. Find out who qualifies, how to apply, and how Home Heart Florida can help you get certified.

Caring for a medically fragile child can be overwhelming, but Florida Medicaid offers essential support for in-home care. If your child has complex medical needs, you may qualify for nursing services, personal care assistance, medical equipment, and even financial compensation as a family caregiver under House Bill 391.

This guide covers what it means to have a medically fragile child, the key Medicaid benefits available in Florida, and how to navigate eligibility and apply for services.

Discover how skilled nursing services help medically fragile children thrive at home. Learn about Florida Medicaid, Private Duty Nursing (PDN), and how programs like AMFC can ease financial and emotional burdens for families.

Discover how SSI, Medicaid, and Florida’s AMFC program can relieve the financial strain of caring for a medically fragile child—and give your family vital support.

Caring for a medically fragile child can be financially challenging, but Florida’s Medicaid programs—like AMFC—can help you get compensated while providing the best in-home care. Learn how to qualify, train, and get started in our latest guide.