In-Home Care for the Disabled and Elderly

In 2025, the In-Home Care Program entered an exciting new chapter, expanding its services to support both seniors and adults with disabilities. This strategic growth reflects our deep commitment to meeting the evolving needs of our community and ensuring individuals have access to high-quality, compassionate care where they feel most comfortable—at home.

Our program offers flexible service options to meet a variety of financial situations. We provide private-pay in-home care at a rate of $30 per hour, as well as services funded through Medicaid for individuals who qualify. This dual approach allows us to serve a broader population while maintaining the highest standards of care and professionalism.

Photo of a woman helping an elderly woman cut her food

In-home care services are designed to assist individuals with daily living activities while promoting dignity, independence, and personal choice. Our trained caregivers provide support with tasks such as personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, companionship, and mobility assistance. Every care plan is individualized to reflect each client’s unique needs, preferences, and goals.

Our primary mission is to help clients remain safely in their own homes for as long as possible. We believe that maintaining independence is essential to overall well-being. By providing consistent, compassionate support, we empower individuals to preserve their routines, stay connected to their communities, and live with confidence and comfort in familiar surroundings.

At its core, our In-Home Care Program is about partnership, respect, and enhancing quality of life—ensuring that every person we serve can age or live with dignity, stability, and peace of mind.

Contact us today to learn more, or let us help you apply for in-home care through your Medicaid insurance – 810-600-6401

In-Home Care Services Include:

Light house cleaning of the main living area, such as a kitchen, the main bedroom, the main bathroom and living area with client’s own cleaning products
Laundry, linen changing, and light ironing
Washing dishes
Grocery or pharmacy errands (does not include transportation)
Light meal planning and preparation
Assistance with eating, if required
Assistance with dressing
Oral hygiene
Hair care
Re-positioning in bed and transfers

Personal hygiene, including showering, bed/bedside bath, tub chair showering or sponge bathing, hair care, mouth care, and applying lotions. No cutting of toenails, fingernails, or hair is allowed.
Transferring /ambulation
Assistance with toileting/bedpan/incontinence care with cleanup of bath area afterward
Shopping and errands (we do not provide transportation for clients, although, shopping or pharmacy errands can be provided on a cash-only basis – no more than $50 (no cards or personal checks) and change & receipt will be provided to the client)

NOTE: This program does not provide healthcare services.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of background checks are done on your care-givers?

In-Home Caregivers and in-house staff have backgrounds checks and fingerprinting done through Michigan State Police.

Who qualifies?

Qualified persons must be at least 60 years of age and have physical or mental health needs for the services. Applicants will be screened by either a registered nurse or a social worker to qualify for the program.

How long do I have to wait for services?

Wait times can vary from 1 day to several weeks, depending on funding availability and openings.

What is the cost?

The cost is free for contracts that we have with either the State of Michigan or Genesee County Millage. The paying clients are based on a sliding fee.

Who serves as caregivers in the program?

The employees caring for the clients are trained caregivers, some are Certified Nurses Aides, and others are Medical Assistants.

What is usually the length of time you provide in-home care?

For those being served through the State or the County Millage, the length of service is dependent on the contract provided by those organizations. Paying clients may create a care schedule that fits their budget.