November 23, 2021

A QUICK GUIDE to joining the CDPAP Program in New York

CDPAP Guide

Call Caring Professionals’ CDPAP hotline at 718 307 6270 if you need to talk to an expert please.

What is CDPAP? Find out more about CDPAP from our CDPAP Articles and CDPAP Guides

Apply for CDPAP here
Read Stress Less with CDPAP Home Care
Read Seven Tips to Improve Communication with Your Parent’s Caregivers
Learn more – A QUICK GUIDE to joining the CDPAP Program in New York
What are the The Realities of CDPAP?
So, You Want to be a Paid Caregiver in the CDPAP Program?
How does CDPAP help my family?
Would you like to find out Will I Qualify for CDPAP?
CDPAP FAQ

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Faigie Horowitz

Faigie Horowitz, MS serves as director of communication at Caring Professionals. She advocates for the senior population on the state level and writes about senior and caregiver issues. She is a columnist for several periodicals. She has spent decades in nonprofit management and serves as a lay leader and founder of several community organizations.

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