California mental health support lines say they're getting more calls than ever. Several are scaling back services and laying ...

The California Department of Social Services said nearly 3,000 immigrants without legal status had been authorized for IHSS. Budget officials said more than 1,500 were receiving such benefits as ...

In California, the In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) program offers essential support to seniors and individuals with disabilities, enabling them to live independently in their homes.

On December 21st, 2023 an All County Letter was published regarding In Home Supportive Services. The State of California passed Assembly Bill 120 which eliminated provider eligibility requirements ...

A federal judge temporarily halted automatic "trigger cuts" to the state's budget that would reduce In-Home Supportive Services by 20%. A hearing on the issue, originally scheduled this month, is now ...

An explainer on California's In-Home Supportive Services program, which cares for the elderly and disabled, and why it's a constant sticking point in the state budget. News. Home Page ; ...

She has for the past three years cared for her grandmother, who’s now 88, through a program exclusive to California called In Home Supportive Services.

The IHSS pays people to take care of Medi-Cal eligible Californians who are elderly, blind or disabled, allowing those folks to hire their caregivers, 70% of whom are relatives.

The city of Placerville in California is deciding whether to change its logo to remove an image of a noose hanging from a tree after concerns over the symbolism and the area's "Hangtown" nickname ...

The cuts in part aim to save $101.5 million by reducing IHSS hours by 20% and eliminating local anti-fraud funding for the program (California Healthline, 12/14). Implications for California. The ...

OAKLAND — Dealing another blow to an already shaky state budget, a federal judge Thursday further delayed California’s plan to slash about $100 million from its In-Home Supportive Services ...

On December 21st, 2023 an All County Letter was published regarding In Home Supportive Services. The State of California passed Assembly Bill 120 which eliminated provider eligibility requirements ...