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Oumalipe Compassionate Home Care

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Eligibility & Payment

Who qualifies, and how care is paid for

Many Michigan adults qualify for home help through Medicaid or a Long-Term Care program. Others choose to pay privately. Either way, we will walk you through it — there is no cost to ask.
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(313) 626-0604
Care coordinator reviewing Michigan Home Help Program paperwork at a dining table with a senior couple

Eligibility

You may be eligible for home help services if you:

Are 18 years or older

Need assistance with daily activities

Qualify through Medicaid or a Long-Term Care program

Want to remain safely in your home

Income and asset limits apply, and eligibility is confirmed through an assessment by the State of Michigan. Not sure where you stand? Call us and we will help you understand the process.

Payment options

Ways to pay for home care

We accept the following. We are happy to explain each option and help you get started.

Michigan Medicaid — Home Help Program

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Home Help Program pays for non-medical personal care for eligible Medicaid recipients who need help with daily activities at home.

Long-Term Care programs

Adults enrolled in a Michigan long-term care or waiver program may be able to use their benefits for in-home support. We will help you check with your care coordinator.

Private pay

Families who prefer to pay directly can choose the hours and services they need, with clear rates and no long-term contract.

How it works

From first call to first visit

1

Call or send a message

Tell us about your situation. We will explain the options and what to expect.
2

Free in-home assessment

We visit, listen and map out a care plan together — and help with any program paperwork.
3

Care begins

A matched caregiver starts on a schedule that suits you. Plans are reviewed regularly.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Non-medical home care means help with everyday living — personal care, companionship, light housekeeping and errands. We do not provide skilled nursing or medical treatment.

No referral is needed to start with us. If you are applying for a Medicaid program, the State may require an assessment, which we can help you arrange.

Eligibility is decided by the State of Michigan based on your needs, income and assets. Income and asset limits apply. Visit the MDHHS website or call us and we will point you in the right direction.

Absolutely. We encourage families to take part in the assessment and to stay in touch with the care team.

We work with you to build a schedule that fits your needs — from a few hours a week to daily visits. Call us to discuss what is possible.

Wondering if you qualify? Call us — the conversation is free and there is no obligation.

(313) 626-0604
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