- Michigan: (313) 000-0000
- Maryland: (443) 000-0000
Hands-on, non-medical help with Activities of Daily Living — delivered with patience, training, and respect for privacy.
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.
A personal care aide helps with essential physical tasks based on an approved care plan — bathing,
dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility support, and eating. They do not administer medications or perform
clinical tasks.
Yes. Medicaid may pay for personal care assistance for individuals who meet specific financial and functional requirements. In both Michigan and Maryland, state-funded programs cover these services.
Yes. Self-directed options in both states allow clients to hire a relative or friend. We handle all required
paperwork and registration.
Personal care involves hands-on physical assistance. Companion care focuses on household tasks, social
engagement, and errands without hands-on physical care. Both can be part of a care plan.
Michigan: (313) 000-0000 • Maryland: (443) 000-0000
