For many current and former Hanford nuclear workers, long-term health concerns can become part of life after years of dedicated service. The EEOICPA program offers meaningful support for these workers, and one of the most impactful benefits is the option for in-home care provided by someone they already know and trust.
When a loved one becomes ill, it’s natural to step in and help. What many families don’t realize is that if your family member has been approved for in-home care through EEOICPA, you may be eligible to become a licensed caregiver and receive hourly compensation for the care you already provide.
Chinook Home Health Care is here to make that process easy. We walk you through every step of the training and state licensing—completely free of charge—so you can confidently and safely support your loved one right at home while being compensated for your time and commitment.
If you’d like to learn more about becoming a family caregiver, call us today at (509) 491-3821.
If you or someone close to you could benefit from our services, we’d love to talk with you.
Call us at (509) 491-3821 or fill out the form, and a member of our team will reach out to help guide you through your options.
As a Washington State-based company, Chinook Home Health Care is a Department of Labor (DOL) home health provider that specializes in maximizing EEOICPA benefits. The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA) was created to help provide medical benefits and financial compensation to workers exposed to radiation during the age of nuclear weapons development. For accepted illnesses, this program may compensate up to $400,000 as well as cover 100% of medical expenses related to your awarded diagnoses.
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