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Northern Virginia Home Care Service Areas
Serving Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Prince William County, Arlington County, the City of Alexandria and the City of Falls Church.
Virginia guidance · Reviewed
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Fairfax County
For Fairfax County families, the best starting point depends on the person’s age and the type of support they need. We can help you connect the home care conversation with the right Medicaid questions.
Read the guide Local care & resourcesLoudoun County
Loudoun families can begin with the everyday care they need, then identify the right assessment route. A personal-care inquiry and a developmental disability waiver screening serve different purposes.
Read the guide Local care & resourcesPrince William County
In Prince William County, care assessment and Medicaid financial eligibility involve different steps. Knowing which office handles each can make the first conversation more useful.
Read the guide Local care & resourcesArlington County
For Arlington families, a useful care plan connects everyday needs, personal goals and existing support coordination. Start with what the person wants to do at home and where assistance is needed.
Read the guide Local care & resourcesCity of Alexandria
Alexandria has its own city services for residents. Confirming the person’s jurisdiction and age helps connect your family with the right assessment team.
Read the guide Local care & resourcesCity of Falls Church
Falls Church is an independent city with public-service connections to Fairfax County. Your family can use those shared resources while keeping the city of residence clear.
Read the guideThis guidance and our preliminary screening do not guarantee Medicaid eligibility, paid caregiver employment or service authorization. First Choice Home Care does not make the final Medicaid or authorization decision. Your program and care plan determine which services may be approved.
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