- Michigan: (313) 000-0000
- Maryland: (443) 000-0000
Grateful Home Care provides Medicaid home care in Michigan. We help seniors, adults with disabilities, and people managing long-term health needs stay home safely — and help qualifying family members get paid for the care they already give.
Michigan families come to us at different points in the care journey. Some are managing a parent who lives alone in Detroit and needs daily support. Others are adult children already providing hands-on care without pay or backup. Whatever brought you here, the need is the same: care that is reliable, affordable, and backed by people who know the system.
Under Maryland CFC
CFC & CPAS
Yes. Michigan’s Home Help Program includes a self-direction option allowing eligible Medicaid recipients
to choose their own caregiver. Adult children and siblings may qualify; spouses and parents of minor
children are generally excluded.
Michigan’s primary Medicaid home care program, run by MDHHS. It funds personal care assistance for
eligible Medicaid recipients who need help with daily living tasks at home. Coverage can reach up to 180
hours per month. No waitlist — it is an entitlement program.
Yes. Through programs like the Michigan Home Help Program, Medicaid covers personal care assistance
and related in-home services for individuals who meet financial and functional eligibility requirements.
(313) 000-0000 • Same-day coordinator response.
