If your parent or relative has Medicaid and needs help with bathing, dressing, or meals, Michigan's Home Help program can pay a family member to be their caregiver. We handle the paperwork — free.
You keep caring for the person you love. We take care of the state paperwork.
Fill out the short form or call us. We'll ask about their Medicaid and what help they need day to day.
We help you request Home Help through MDHHS and prepare everything for the in-home assessment.
Once approved, you're hired as a Diamond caregiver and paid for authorized hours. No family member available? We'll match a trained caregiver.
*Under Home Help rules, spouses and parents of minor children can't be paid caregivers. Final eligibility is decided by MDHHS.
Check eligibility — freeNo. Home Help is paid by Michigan Medicaid, and our help with the application is free.
Often, yes. Adult children, siblings, other relatives and friends can be paid caregivers through Home Help. Spouses cannot. You'd work as a Diamond Home Assist caregiver and be paid for the hours MDHHS approves.
Fill out the form anyway and choose "Not sure." We'll point you in the right direction.
It depends on MDHHS scheduling the in-home assessment. We submit everything quickly and follow up so your case keeps moving.
We'll match your loved one with one of our trained Diamond caregivers.
Tell us a little about your situation. We'll call you within one business day.
Prefer to talk? (313) 889-7575
Diamond Home Assist