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Indiana service area

Attendant Care in Evansville and Southwestern Indiana

Family First Attendant Care accepts inquiries from Evansville and surrounding Southwestern Indiana counties for authorized in-home and community-based support.

Direct answer

Can FFAC provide care in Evansville?

Yes—FFAC’s stated Indiana service area includes Evansville and Southwestern Indiana. FFAC may provide authorized Attendant Care or Home & Community Assistance when the participant’s program, service plan, applicable network, schedule, and caregiver situation fit current requirements and capacity.

Service area is not the same as immediate availability.FFAC does not promise that a caregiver is ready in every community. Ask about the participant’s county and current staffing before changing providers or ending existing services.

Regional coverage

Communities and counties in this service region

This regional page helps families find the statewide FFAC service information that applies near Evansville. It is not a list of current caregiver openings or separate FFAC office locations.

Communities

  • Evansville
  • Newburgh
  • Boonville
  • Mount Vernon
  • Princeton
  • Petersburg
  • Fort Branch
  • Poseyville

Counties

  • Vanderburgh County
  • Warrick County
  • Posey County
  • Gibson County
  • Pike County

Nearby Indiana communities outside this list may still be within FFAC’s statewide service area. Review all 92 Indiana counties.

Local coordination

What FFAC needs to evaluate a request

Southwestern Indiana includes Evansville-area schedules as well as smaller cities and rural communities. Staffing feasibility can change with the exact service address, shift length, time of day, and travel distance.

An existing caregiver can be especially important when a participant lives outside a major population center, but that person must still meet program, relationship, screening, training, authorization, and FFAC employment requirements.

For this region, the counties commonly discussed include Vanderburgh County, Warrick County, Posey County, Gibson County, Pike County. FFAC will confirm the actual service county rather than assuming it from the nearest city.

Share these details when you contact FFAC

  • The participant’s Indiana county
  • The waiver or program and health plan, when applicable
  • The authorized service and approximate schedule
  • Whether authorized hours are currently going unstaffed
  • Whether a trusted or existing caregiver may be available

Do not submit medical records, Social Security numbers, Medicaid identification numbers, diagnoses, or other sensitive health information through a general website form.

Services to discuss

Authorized support available through FFAC

Attendant Care

Authorized support with personal routines and activities of daily living, within the applicable waiver definition and participant’s approved service plan.

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Home & Community Assistance

Authorized non-skilled support with household routines and community living. The service plan and current program rules control the covered activities.

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FFAC does not determine Medicaid eligibility or authorize service hours. Services begin only after authorization, caregiver readiness, and a proposed start date are confirmed.

Common questions

Care in Evansville and nearby communities

Does FFAC provide Attendant Care in Evansville?

FFAC accepts inquiries from Evansville and the surrounding region. A service start depends on the participant’s program, authorization, applicable network, requested schedule, and caregiver availability.

Does FFAC have a walk-in office in Evansville?

FFAC does not represent a separate walk-in office in Evansville. Services are provided in eligible participants’ Indiana homes and communities, and inquiries are handled directly by telephone or through FFAC’s secure website forms.

Can an existing caregiver work through FFAC in Evansville?

An existing caregiver may apply when the participant’s program, authorized service, relationship rules, and other requirements permit it. The applicant must complete FFAC screening, training, documentation, and employment requirements before a confirmed start.

Regional page reviewed September 28, 2026. Statewide availability information reviewed August 22, 2026.

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