Through Nevada Medicaid’s Personal Care Services (PCS) program, eligible members can choose a self-directed model of care. As your licensed Intermediary Service Organization (ISO), Venture Forthe provides payroll, administrative support, and program guidance while you remain in control of your care.
With self-directed care, you may be able to choose an eligible family member, friend, or other trusted individual to become your paid caregiver.
You decide:
We handle the paperwork so you can focus on living independently.
These services support both Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) and must be approved in advance.
All services must be part of an approved Medicaid care plan.


You may qualify if you:
One of the benefits of self-directed care is having greater choice over who provides your support. Your caregiver must be an eligible family member, friend, or other trusted individual who can be paid to provide your authorized care.
This may allow you to receive assistance from someone who already understands your routines, preferences, and needs while helping you remain independent in your own home.
Who Can Be a Caregiver?
Depending on program requirements and eligibility, your caregiver may be:
Caregivers must meet applicable Nevada Medicaid requirements and complete Venture Forthe’s required hiring and onbaording process before they can begin providing paid care.
Our team is here to guide you through every step of the enrollment process. We’ll answer your questions, explain your options, and help you get started with Self-Directed Care.
Yes. Self-directed care gives eligible members greater choice over who provides their care. Depending on program requirements, you may be able to choose an eligible family member, friend, or other trusted individual to become your paid caregiver. Your chosen caregiver must meet applicable program requirements and complete Venture Forthe’s hiring and onboarding process.
Venture Forthe serves as the Intermediary Service Organization (ISO) and handles administrative responsibilities like caregiver enrollment, payroll, tax reporting, timesheets, and Medicaid compliance.
Yes. If you are eligible for Nevada Medicaid and approved for services, self-directed care is fully covered. Medicaid pays for services and hours authorized in your care plan.
In this model, you can receive Personal Care Services (PCS) and certain self-directed skilled services, depending on your needs and what Medicaid approves in your care plan.
Your care hours are determined by Medicaid after an assessment. Only the hours approved in your care plan are covered and eligible for payment.
If you’re interested in Self-Directed Care through Nevada Medicaid, Venture Forthe can help you understand the program, determine your eligibility, and guide you through every step of the enrollment process.
Contact us today to learn more or schedule a consultation.