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Michigan Medicaid Home Care
If your loved one needs hands-on help with daily activities, Michigan Medicaid's Home Help program may be one way to receive personal care at home. The Home Help program in Michigan allows an eligible client to choose an individual caregiver — such as an adult family member or friend — or an agency provider. To receive care through this program, a client must have active Medicaid and have been assessed and approved by the state for home care hours. Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability, Care at Home's acceptance, and program approval for the individual situation.
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Real people walk your family through every step. No jargon. No runaround. No guessing what comes next.
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Check Eligibility
Answer a few quick questions and find out in 2 minutes if your loved one may qualify.
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Talk to Your Expert
A real person reviews your situation, answers your questions, and maps out the next steps.
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We Assist With Paperwork
A Care at Home representative can help facilitate communication with your case manager, assist you with paperwork, and walk you through the next steps for your situation. The appropriate program decides eligibility, services, approved hours, and caregiver requirements.
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Care Starts at Home
Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability and program approval for your individual situation. After that is confirmed, care can begin through the approved provider arrangement.
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Can a Family Member or Friend Be Paid to Provide Home Care in Michigan?
The Home Help program in Michigan allows an eligible client to choose an individual caregiver, including an adult family member or friend, or an agency provider. Before providing services, a caregiver must meet enrollment and background-check requirements. To receive care through this program, the client must have active Medicaid and have been assessed and approved by the state for home care hours. Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability and program approval for the individual situation.
Home Help is personal care when a state assessment and approved home care hours show that hands-on help is needed.
An eligible client may choose an individual caregiver or an agency provider.
Care at Home confirms availability and program approval for the individual situation.
Better Home Care Starts Now
A Care at Home representative can help facilitate communication with your case manager, assist with paperwork, and walk you through the next steps. Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability and program approval for your individual situation.
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Medicaid-Funded Home Care in Michigan
Home Help is a Michigan Medicaid program for people who need hands-on help with daily or instrumental activities.
To receive care through this program, a client must have active Medicaid and have been assessed and approved by the state for home care hours.
The Home Help program in Michigan allows an eligible client to work with an individual caregiver, such as an adult family member or friend, or an agency provider. Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability, Care at Home's acceptance, and program approval for the individual situation.
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Southfield, MI 48075, Suite 190K
313-513-9544
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You don't have to figure it out alone. Care at Home can help Michigan Medicaid families understand the next steps in the home-care approval process.
We Help You Understand the Next Steps
A Care at Home representative can help facilitate communication with your case manager, assist you with paperwork, and walk you through the next steps for your situation. The appropriate program decides eligibility, services, approved hours, and caregiver requirements. Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability and program approval for your individual situation.
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Meet Your Care Team
The dedication, compassion, and experience of our caregivers bring comfort to the people who need it most, in the place they're most comfortable: home. Across Michigan, Care at Home offers a wide range of in-home services, from hands-on personal care to help with everyday routines. Speak with an expert to find out what's covered for your loved one.
Companionship & Supervision
Friendly in-home support to help your loved one feel safe, cared for, and less alone.
Personal Care Support
Respectful help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and daily personal needs.
Meal & Daily Routine Support
Help with meal prep, reminders, light daily tasks, and keeping a steady routine at home.
Post-Hospital Support
Extra help after a hospital stay, illness, or setback so your loved one recovers comfortably at home.
Memory Care & Fall Prevention
Gentle supervision and safety-focused support for loved ones dealing with memory issues or fall risks.
Paid Family Caregivers
An eligible client may be able to choose an adult family member or trusted person as an individual caregiver under Michigan's Home Help program. The client must have active Medicaid and have been assessed and approved by the state for home care hours. Before providing services, the caregiver must meet program requirements. Prior to starting care, Care at Home will need to confirm availability and program approval for the individual situation.
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