All in-home service co-payments are based on the income guidelines below:
2011 PCSF Income Guidelines
| Single Households |
| $ 0 ~ $1,128 = No co-pay |
| $1,129 ~ $1,354 = 15% co-pay |
| $1,355 ~ $1,671 = 25% co-pay |
| $1,672 ~ $2,265 = 50% co-pay |
| $2,266 ~ $3,177 = 75% co-pay |
| $3,178 or above = Private Pay Referral |
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| Couples |
| $ 0 ~ $1,518 = No co-pay |
| $1,519 ~ $1,821 = 15% co-pay |
| $1,822 ~ $2,246 = 25% co-pay |
| $2,247 ~ $3,048 = 50% co-pay |
| $3,049 ~ $4,274 = 75% co-pay |
| $4,275 or above = Private Pay Referral |
Co-pay benefits are determined by the average monthly income received from:
- Social Security
- Pension
- Rental Property
- Taxable Interest
- Dividend Earnings
Income for every household member must be considered.
Based on 2009 poverty rates: single = $10,830; couple = $14,570 as issued by the Department of Health and Human Services.
