New Jersey Personal Preference Program (PPP)
An option for eligible NJ FamilyCare recipients who receive Personal Care Assistant services to direct and manage those personal care services themselves.
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New Jersey Personal Preference Program (PPP)
How to start: Contact your NJ FamilyCare Managed Care Organization and ask to speak with a Care Manager about the Personal Preference Program.
What to ask: Ask a Care Manager how PPP differs from standard PCA services and what responsibilities come with self-direction.
Last checked September 9, 2026
Summary
Summary
In one sentence
An option for eligible NJ FamilyCare recipients who receive Personal Care Assistant services to direct and manage those personal care services themselves.
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Do this next
Your next step
Ask your Managed Care Organization Care Manager about PPP eligibility.
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What we have confirmed
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- Category
- Insurance program
What this means for your family
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- What is this?
- A self-direction option within NJ FamilyCare personal care services. It is not a cash assistance program.
- What should I do next?
- Ask your Managed Care Organization Care Manager about PPP eligibility.
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