Medicare Home Care Coverage: What the Medicare At Home Act Would Change
A new federal bill would add in-home personal care to Medicare Part B. Most families assume it already exists. It does not, and here is what that gap looks like in Colorado.
Founder & Owner, Colorado CareAssist


Jason Shulman, Founder & Owner
Jason Shulman founded Colorado CareAssist in 2012 after his own family's experience with impersonal franchise care. With over 14years leading home care operations in Colorado, he oversees all aspects of client care, caregiver hiring and training, and the technology platforms that keep families connected to their loved ones' care.
Jason built the agency around a simple philosophy: one flat rate that covers everything, no contracts, and real accountability. He personally oversees hiring standards, caregiver screening through CBI background checks and CAPS registry verification, and the Digital Family Room system that provides families with real-time care visibility.
He writes regularly about home care topics to help Colorado families make informed decisions about senior care. His articles draw on more than a decade of direct experience working with families across Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the surrounding Front Range communities.
Guides, resources, and insights for Colorado families navigating home care decisions.
A new federal bill would add in-home personal care to Medicare Part B. Most families assume it already exists. It does not, and here is what that gap looks like in Colorado.
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Companion care and personal care sound similar but cover very different needs. Here's how to tell which one your parent actually requires.
A practical referral guide for Colorado social workers and discharge planners, including rapid assessments, VA Community Care, and workers' compensation.
Understand the difference between skilled nursing and home care, who provides each service, how long care lasts, and what Colorado families can expect.
Use this Colorado hospital-to-home checklist to plan discharge, medications, follow-up care, safety, and support during the first seven days.
Build a practical circle of care for Colorado seniors by combining family help, professional caregivers, adult day programs, and community resources.
Starting home care can feel overwhelming. Here is a day-by-day guide to the first week, from preparing your home to helping your loved one adjust.
Bringing up home care with an aging parent is one of the hardest conversations families face. This guide offers a step-by-step, empathetic approach.
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What Colorado's CDPHE home care rules actually require — and the 6 things to verify before hiring an agency. Plain-English guide for families.
What does in-home care actually cost in Colorado? Hourly, overnight, and 24/7 rates with no contracts. Front Range families — call (303) 757-1777.
Learn how Colorado families can use long-term care insurance, VA benefits, home equity, and tax rules to help pay for non-medical home care.
Learn which home care expenses may qualify for federal medical deductions, how Colorado rules fit in, and what records families should keep.
A Southern Colorado guide to VA home care, Community Care referrals, local clinics, eligibility, and steps veterans can take to request support.
Compare VA home care programs in Colorado, including Aid and Attendance and Homemaker/Home Health Aide services, and learn how to apply.
See who may qualify for VA Community Care home care, what daily needs matter, and how Colorado veterans can begin the eligibility process.
Many veterans don't realize the VA pays for non-medical home care. Here is how the benefit works and how to access it in Colorado.
Hospice provides medical comfort care; home care provides daily living support. Learn how Colorado families can use both without gaps in care.
Specialized ALS home care can support safe transfers, communication, mobility, and family respite. Learn how Colorado families can plan care at home.
Colorado CareAssist is a Pinnacol SelectNet attendant care provider. Learn how injured workers can arrange in-home support after a workplace injury.
Parkinson's disease creates home care challenges: mobility limitations, fall risk, medication timing, and cognitive changes. Learn how in-home care helps.
Stroke recovery often requires specialized home care, from mobility retraining to medication management. Learn what in-home care looks like.
Compare home care and assisted living in Colorado by cost, daily support, flexibility, and fit for families planning next steps.
Spot early signs an aging parent may need home care, including falls, weight loss, missed bills, and difficulty with everyday tasks.
Colorado summers are too beautiful to spend indoors. From mountain trails to farmers markets, here are 20 activities seniors can enjoy with a companion.
Compare safe senior transportation options in Colorado, from RTD Access-a-Ride to home care companions, when driving is no longer practical.
Meaningful activities reduce agitation and improve mood for people with dementia. Learn activity ideas by stage, plus tips for adapting as abilities change.
Understand sundowning in dementia and try practical strategies for late-day confusion, agitation, lighting, routines, and family support.
Everything Colorado families need to know about dementia care at home — from early signs to sundowning strategies, safety modifications, and professional help.
A Colorado fiduciary home care checklist covering licensing, contracts, care plans, caregiver oversight, insurance, and client protection.
A Colorado home care checklist for estate planners, trustees, and care managers covering licensing, documentation, care plans, training, and liability.
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