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Can a primary caregiver care for more than one patient at a time?

April 26, 2017caregiver patient primary time

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Can a primary caregiver care for more than one patient at a time?

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Yes. However, if an individual has been designated as the primary caregiver by two or more qualified patients, the primary caregiver and all the qualified patients must reside in the same city or county.