The care your loved one needs
Bathing, dressing, getting around the house, and other tasks may be included in an approved care plan.
If you help a parent, relative, or friend with everyday care, Michigan Medicaid may pay you for that work. We help families find out if they qualify and walk them through what comes next.
We work with insurance companies including Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Wellcare, and others. Tell us your specific plan, and we can check the coverage and authorization steps for your care.
WellcareCoverage varies by plan, product, location, eligibility, and authorization. Insurer names and marks identify plans only; they do not imply endorsement.
Ask us about your plan ↗The daily care may already be part of your routine. We explain which tasks may be covered, how a care plan is approved, and what it takes to become a paid caregiver.
Ask us about your situationBathing, dressing, getting around the house, and other tasks may be included in an approved care plan.
Already providing that help? We explain caregiver eligibility and what is required before payment can begin.
From the first eligibility questions to enrollment paperwork, you will know what needs to happen next.
We will ask about your loved one, where they live, and the help they need on a typical day.
We will talk through Medicaid coverage, the care assessment, and who can be a caregiver.
If Home Help is a fit, we will explain the forms, approvals, and caregiver onboarding steps.
Explore the three parts of Michigan Home Help. Each family's tasks and authorized hours are determined through an individual assessment.
Helping someone get dressed or move safely is real work. If the person you care for qualifies for Michigan Medicaid Home Help, you may be able to receive payment for approved care.
For more than ten years, our Warren team has helped Michigan families arrange care at home. We work with people who are already caring for someone they know, and we can explain the process in English, Bangla, or Arabic.
These answers cover the basics. We can talk through the details of your family’s situation when you call.
Yes, some relatives and friends can be paid caregivers through Michigan Medicaid Home Help. The person receiving care, the caregiver, and the services all have to meet program requirements.
Yes. The person receiving care needs Michigan Medicaid to use the Home Help program. If you are unsure about their coverage, we can help you identify the next step.
Services can include personal care and certain everyday tasks. An assessment determines which tasks are approved and how many hours are authorized.
We are based in Warren and support families in the Metro Detroit area. Our team can assist in English, Bangla, and Arabic. Call to confirm service availability at your address.
It depends on Medicaid coverage, the care assessment, and caregiver enrollment. We will explain the steps for your situation. Payment starts only after the required approvals are in place.
Who needs help? What are you already doing for them? We can start there and explain whether Home Help may apply.
Our Warren office can answer questions about Michigan Medicaid Home Help and becoming a paid family caregiver.
Send us a message and our team will follow up.