Family caregiver support
Explore whether an eligible relative, friend, or neighbor may be paid for approved care.
Michigan home care
Private-pay care, Michigan Home Help, and family caregiver support—all explained by one Michigan team.
*Starting Allcare rate for eligible approved cases. Actual hours and total pay depend on the care plan, enrollment, agency terms, and current rules.
Home care, made clearer
Care decisions can feel overwhelming when private pay, Medicaid Home Help, family-caregiver enrollment, and health-plan coverage are mixed together. Allcare separates the paths and helps your family focus on the next useful step.
See how Allcare helpsChoose your starting point
Start with the situation that sounds most like your family. Each path has its own page, answers, and next step.
Arrange help with personal care, mobility, meals, companionship, and everyday routines without waiting for Medicaid authorization.
Explore private-pay care I already provide the careLearn when an eligible family member or trusted caregiver may be paid for approved Michigan Home Help services.
Read the caregiver guide I need help with a programUnderstand eligibility, personal-care services, applications, assessments, authorization, and caregiver enrollment.
Read the program guideMI Coordinated Health · 2026
Michigan launched MI Coordinated Health in selected counties in 2026. Our guide shows the eligible counties and every participating plan listed by MDHHS.
View the county guideAllcare-contracted plans
Aetna · Humana · Molina · UnitedHealthcare
The exact product, county, network and authorization must be verified before home-care services begin. Allcare does not decide program eligibility or benefits.
Explore whether an eligible relative, friend, or neighbor may be paid for approved care.
Support with bathing, dressing, mobility, meals, toileting, and other everyday needs.
A Michigan care coordinator helps make the application and enrollment steps easier to understand.
Getting started
You do not need to know which service, program, or payment path fits before you call. That is what we are here for.
Share the care recipient’s location, daily needs, current coverage, and whether family is already providing care.
Allcare separates private pay, Michigan Home Help, family-caregiver enrollment, and health-plan questions.
We explain the relevant service, availability, paperwork, coverage verification, or caregiver-enrollment step.

“The best care often comes from the person who already knows the routines, the stories, and what makes a loved one feel safe.
Michigan service areas
Home care and program questions
Yes. Families can ask about private-pay personal care and everyday support without waiting for Medicaid Home Help authorization. Service depends on the care needs, ZIP code, requested schedule, and caregiver availability.
Michigan Home Help is an MDHHS program that provides approved personal-care services for eligible people who need hands-on help with daily activities at home.
An eligible family member or other trusted caregiver may be approved and paid for authorized Home Help services. Approval, covered tasks, and hours depend on the individual case.
MI Coordinated Health is Michigan’s integrated program for eligible adults enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid. Availability depends on the member’s county, plan, eligibility, network, and authorization.
Allcare advertises a starting rate of $18 per hour for eligible approved cases. Actual hours and total pay depend on the authorized services, care plan, enrollment, agency terms, and current rules. This is not the private-pay customer rate.
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