- Michigan: (313) 000-0000
- Maryland: (443) 000-0000
Dedicated daily support for older adults who want to remain safely in their own homes — aging in place, not in a facility.
A coordinator reviews your care needs and determines which Medicaid programs may fund this service for your household.
State case managers review the client’s functional needs. We clarify which services are covered under the approved plan.
We match a qualified aide, or help a family member enroll as a paid provider. Background checks and all registration paperwork handled by our team.
Care begins on schedule. Regular check-ins verify it continues to meet state guidelines and your household’s standards.
Senior home care is non-medical assistance helping older adults complete everyday activities so they can
remain in their own homes rather than moving into a nursing facility.
Medicaid may cover non-medical in-home support for participants meeting specific medical and financial
requirements. Michigan’s Home Help Program and Maryland’s Community First Choice both fund daily
physical assistance for qualifying older individuals.
Yes. Self-directed Medicaid programs in both states allow family members to register as paid caregivers.
We guide every step of the process.
Qualification depends on a functional assessment and state guidelines. Applicants must demonstrate a
need for hands-on help with daily ADLs. State caseworkers evaluate each individual to authorize hours.
Michigan: (313) 000-0000 • Maryland: (443) 000-0000
