Care at home should feel personal.
Michigan home care, residential care & rehabilitation services
We help Michigan families understand care options, funding pathways and what happens next — then provide the care directly when we are the right fit.
What kind of help do you need?
You do not need to know the program name first. Start with the situation. We will help sort out coverage, authorization and next steps.
Paid family caregiver
For families asking whether a relative can be paid to provide day-to-day care at home.
Explore family caregiver options →In-home personal care
Bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, reminders and practical support delivered at home.
See in-home care →Brain injury rehabilitation
Structured support and functional recovery services coordinated around the person’s actual daily needs.
Explore rehabilitation →Adult foster care
Licensed residential care for adults who need more ongoing support than can safely be provided at home.
Compare residential options →A family-owned provider. Not a referral network.
Focused Home Care Services is owned and operated by Stacy and Matt Moree. Every service on this site is delivered by our own staff or coordinated directly by our team.
Talk with our team →Which Michigan program pays for what?
Funding depends on the person, the care setting, eligibility and authorization. This is a practical starting guide — not a guarantee of coverage.
Program eligibility, coverage, and funding requirements vary by individual and may change over time. Focused Home Care Services can help you understand which programs may apply to your situation, but final eligibility and authorization are determined by the appropriate program or funding source.
What happens after you call
Four clear steps. No maze of departments.
- 01
Intake call
We ask about the care situation, current coverage and what has already been tried.
- 02
Coverage check
We identify the likely funding source and what authorization or documentation may be required.
- 03
Assessment
When required, a nurse or care coordinator reviews the real needs in the home or residential setting.
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Care begins
Services start after the required approvals are in place and the care plan is confirmed.
Usually someone needs an answer now.
Families, case managers and discharge planners often reach out when the current arrangement is no longer working or a transition is approaching.
Questions families ask us first
The answer often depends on eligibility, authorization and the level of care needed. These are the questions worth sorting out early.
Can I get paid to take care of my family member in Michigan?
Possibly. Michigan programs such as Home Help and MI Choice may allow an eligible family member to be paid for approved care. Eligibility, assessment and authorization still apply.
Does Medicaid pay for adult foster care in Michigan?
Medicaid-related programs may help with certain approved services, but room, board and the exact residential arrangement can be treated differently. We can help identify what needs to be verified for the specific setting.
How long does it take to start services?
It depends on the funding source and whether an assessment or authorization is required. Private-pay arrangements can differ from Medicaid, No-Fault, workers' compensation or other funded care.
What if my family member is not on Medicaid?
Medicaid is only one possible path. Depending on the situation, private pay, No-Fault auto coverage, workers' compensation or other resources may apply.
Do you work with hospital discharge planners and case managers?
Yes. We can coordinate with the professionals already involved so the care plan, authorization and transition are aligned.
Which areas do you serve?
Service availability depends on the specific program and care need. Contact our team with the city and situation so we can confirm whether the requested service is available.
Tell us what changed. We will tell you what applies.
No case sequence and no sales script. One person reads the situation and helps identify the next practical step.