Detroit, Michigan · Wayne County

Get Paid to Care for Your Parent or Loved One in Detroit

If you are already helping a family member with bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, reminders, or other daily care, you may be able to become their paid caregiver through Michigan Home Help.

Michigan Medicaid-funded Home Help
Free eligibility check — no obligation
Help with DHS-390 and enrollment steps
Southfield-based Metro Detroit team
Call 313-777-2273

Allcare Alliance is a private home care agency and is not affiliated with MDHHS. Final eligibility and approved services are determined through the Michigan Home Help program.

Family caregiver helping an older loved one at home near Detroit, Michigan
Michigan Home Help
Starting at $18/hr*

Allcare starting caregiver pay shown for eligible approved cases. Actual pay and authorized hours depend on program approval, agency terms, and current program rules.

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Cost to check eligibility
Local
Southfield-based team
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To understand your next step

HOME HELP IN DETROIT

Detroit families should not have to navigate Home Help alone

A lot of family caregiving begins before anyone calls it caregiving. You start helping with groceries, meals, getting dressed, bathing, walking safely, appointments, medications, or keeping a parent from being alone. Over time it can become hours of work every week.

Michigan Home Help is designed to support eligible people who need help with daily activities at home. When the care recipient qualifies and a caregiver meets program requirements, that caregiver may be paid for approved services. Allcare helps Detroit families understand the process, complete the required steps, and enroll the caregiver correctly.

Our office is in Southfield, and we serve Detroit-area families. You can start with a quick phone call or online eligibility check; you do not need to travel to our office just to find out whether the situation may fit the program.

Local service note: Allcare Alliance's physical office is in Southfield, and our team serves Detroit families throughout the Home Help process.

HOW ALLCARE HELPS

A clear path from “Am I eligible?” to caregiver enrollment

We help you understand the process and prepare your part correctly. MDHHS determines program eligibility, authorized care, and payment.

01

Tell us your situation

Who needs care, where they live, Medicaid status, and what help they need each day.

02

Check the Home Help path

We explain the eligibility and application steps that apply to your family.

03

Complete required steps

We help you understand DHS-390, medical documentation, and caregiver enrollment requirements.

04

Enroll the caregiver

After the care plan is approved, the caregiver must complete required provider steps such as CHAMPS before payment.

WHY ALLCARE

Why Detroit families call us first

You should not need to become an expert in state forms just to find out whether the care you already provide may qualify.

Detroit and Wayne County families served
Help with the DHS-390 and Home Help process
Guidance for CHAMPS caregiver enrollment
Southfield-based team you can reach by phone

DETROIT FAMILY CAREGIVER FAQ

Questions families ask before they call

Can I get paid to take care of my mother or father in Detroit?+

If your parent qualifies for Michigan Home Help and you are an eligible caregiver who completes the required enrollment, you may be paid for approved services. The care plan, authorized hours, and final eligibility are determined through the program.

What if I am already caring for them every day?+

That is exactly the kind of situation worth checking. Tell us what you already do each day and whether your loved one has Medicaid. We can explain which Home Help steps are still needed.

Does Michigan Home Help require CHAMPS enrollment?+

Yes. Michigan requires Home Help caregivers to enroll in CHAMPS and meet provider requirements before they can be paid. Allcare can guide you through what that means and where it fits in the process.

Do I have to hire a stranger?+

Home Help can allow eligible individuals to use an eligible family member or other chosen caregiver, subject to Michigan program rules. The point is to support approved care at home while giving the care recipient choice in who provides it.

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Find out if your Detroit family may qualify.

No obligation. Start online or call our Southfield team directly.

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