Florida's CMS Plan is moving from Sunshine Health to Molina Healthcare on October 1, 2026. Here's what's changing, what's staying the same, and what it means for your child's home care.

A NICU discharge checklist for Florida families of medically fragile babies — covering home health nursing, Medicaid authorization, equipment, caregiver training, and building your emergency plan before discharge day.

A quick-reference guide for parents and caregivers of medically fragile children: when a symptom means call 911, when to call your pediatrician, and when to call your home health agency instead.

Florida's 'Glitch Bill' changes training and hours for the Family Caregiver (FHHA) Program — training drops to 76 hours, but the weekly cap per patient is reduced to 40. Here's what to know before you apply.

Florida's HB 391 lets parents get paid up to $15/hour to care for their medically fragile child through Medicaid. Here's how to qualify, get trained, and start earning as your child's FHHA caregiver.

Florida Medicaid covers private duty nursing, therapies, and equipment for medically fragile children—and lets eligible parents get paid as caregivers through the FHHA program. Here's how to qualify.

Skilled nursing brings licensed RN and LPN care into your home for medically fragile children. See how Florida Medicaid's Private Duty Nursing and FHHA programs make it possible.

SSI provides monthly payments for medically fragile children in Florida who meet disability and financial criteria, and often opens the door to Medicaid and the FHHA program. Here's how to qualify.

Florida Medicaid lets eligible parents and guardians get paid to care for their medically fragile child through the FHHA program. Here's how eligibility, training, and enrollment work.