About Care at Home
Care at Home helps families access Medicaid-funded home care, so a loved one can stay safely at home, cared for by someone they already know and trust.
Across the states we serve, these programs go by different names and follow different rules. Our job is to make them simple. We explain your options, handle the paperwork, and help get the right care in place.
The Care at Home Advantage
Families come to us with the same questions about Medicaid-funded home care. Here is what matters most, and how Care at Home helps with each one. Tap a topic to open it.
Care at Home is a Medicaid-funded home care agency. We help families understand and access programs that let a loved one receive care at home from someone they already know and trust, instead of moving into a facility.
Our mission is simple: to help your loved one stay safely at home, with care from someone they trust, while making the Medicaid process easier and less stressful for the whole family.
Many families would rather not hand care to a stranger. Where a program allows it, your loved one may be able to choose a family member, friend, or someone already helping them at home, so care feels personal, comfortable, and consistent.
If you are already caring for a parent, spouse, or relative, Medicaid may be able to help cover that care. Depending on the state and program, an approved family member or trusted caregiver may be able to get paid for the help they already provide.
The paperwork and approvals can feel confusing. We help families understand their options, check basic eligibility, complete the required forms, set up the caregiver, and coordinate the next steps, so nothing stalls.
If you already receive home care but are frustrated with poor communication or missed follow-up, you may have options. We help make switching as smooth as possible, keeping the focus on continuity of care.
Our work does not stop once care begins. We stay connected, answer questions, and support caregivers throughout, whether you are new to caregiving or have been doing it for years.
In Their Words
"They helped me get paid to care for my mom and handled all the paperwork. I did not know where to start, and they made it simple."
"Someone finally explained the whole process in plain language. Care for my father started fast and we always know who to call."
"We switched agencies and it was seamless. They actually answer the phone and follow through. Such a relief for our family."
Frequently Asked Questions
Choose your state to see answers specific to your area.
Yes. Michigan Medicaid programs may allow certain family members to become paid caregivers. However, spouses cannot be paid caregivers under these programs. To participate through Care at Home, both the caregiver and care recipient must be at least 18 years old, and the caregiver must be enrolled in CHAMPS with the state of Michigan.
Yes. Full Michigan Medicaid may cover in-home caregiving services for eligible individuals who need assistance with daily living activities. Limited Medicaid programs generally do not qualify. Our team can help determine eligibility and explain available options.
The approval process for Michigan Medicaid home care services typically takes between 3 and 6 weeks. Actual approval times may vary based on state processing and individual circumstances.
Yes. Care at Home helps families navigate the enrollment process by assisting with forms, required documentation, and communication throughout the approval process.
No. In Michigan, caregivers are generally paid on a monthly schedule according to program requirements.
That's excellent. Having an existing caregiver can make the transition to Care at Home much easier. In many cases, Care at Home may offer higher caregiver pay rates than many state-directed programs and other home care agencies.
Yes. Oregon's Medicaid home care programs allow family members to become paid caregivers. In many cases, spouses, adult children, and other qualifying relatives can provide care and receive compensation. To participate through Care at Home, both the caregiver and care recipient must be at least 18 years old, and the caregiver must meet program requirements including Oregon state background checks.
Yes. Full Oregon Medicaid may cover in-home caregiving services for eligible individuals who need assistance with daily living activities. Limited Medicaid programs typically do not qualify for these services. Our team can help determine eligibility and guide you through the process.
The approval process for Oregon Medicaid home care services typically takes between 6 and 8 weeks. Processing times can vary depending on individual circumstances and state requirements.
Absolutely. Care at Home assists families throughout the enrollment process, including helping gather required documentation, completing forms, and coordinating with state agencies whenever possible.
Yes. Caregivers working through Care at Home in Oregon are paid on a weekly schedule, providing consistent and reliable compensation.
That's great. Having an existing caregiver often helps make the enrollment process smoother and faster. In many cases, Care at Home may offer higher caregiver pay rates than many state-directed programs and other home care agencies.
Tell us a little about your situation and we will help you understand your options for Medicaid-funded home care.
Medicaid Funded
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