To qualify, you must be a family member or legal guardian (e.g., parent, grandparent) of a child who is medically fragile and eligible for skilled nursing under Florida Medicaid. We’ll confirm your child’s status and help you navigate the application and training process from start to finish.

Yes. Any eligible family member (parent, grandparent, etc.) may serve as a caregiver once trained and approved, but total caregiving hours and individual work limits must align with Medicaid guidelines.

The training program is completely free for family caregivers. Our 86-hour online course covers all the essentials—basic medical care, emergency procedures, and equipment usage. With flexible pacing, most participants finish in under two weeks.

Each caregiver can typically provide up to 56 hours per week. However, exact limits may vary depending on your care plan and Medicaid’s approvals.

To qualify for the AMFC program, children must under 21 years old and be eligible for skilled nursing or respite care, and have Medicaid. If you’re unsure about your child’s status, we can guide you through the assessment process.

Eligibility depends on several factors such as your child’s medical necessity, complexity of care, and official diagnoses. If you are unsure about your eligibility, contact us for more information.

We accept Florida Medicaid for AMFC services, including Sunshine Health, CMS, and Simply. If your child has any other coverage, please reach out to explore supplemental options or additional support.

Yes. As long as your child qualifies for Private Duty Nursing (PDN) or respite under Medicaid, you can choose to use the AMFC program even if you aren’t currently utilizing PDN hours.

Contact us for a brief consultation. We’ll confirm your child’s eligibility, help you apply through Medicaid if needed, and guide you step-by-step through the training and onboarding process—making it as simple and stress-free as possible.