Help with daily activities
Physical help with at least one activity, such as bathing, dressing or eating.
For families in Michigan
Could you be paid
to care for
someone you love?
Michigan’s Medicaid Home Help program may pay eligible family caregivers. Wellora helps you understand the requirements and where to start.
- Free to check
- No account required
- No SSN needed
WELLORA’S ROLE
Understand the program before you apply.
Wellora is an independent guide to Michigan Home Help. Explore the requirements and learn what an application involves. Our online check is not a state application, and Wellora does not decide eligibility.
Read Michigan’s official guidanceQuestions about Home Help?
Ask Aria.
Aria is Wellora’s AI assistant. Ask about Home Help, caregiver requirements or where to start. She explains information but cannot approve benefits or replace an MDHHS assessment.
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CARE AT HOME, IN MICHIGAN
Who may qualify for Home Help?
The person receiving care must meet Medicaid and daily care requirements. MDHHS reviews their needs and makes the eligibility decision.
Read the official requirementsAn eligible caregiver
Some adult relatives or friends may provide care. Spouses and parents caring for minor children are excluded.
Michigan Medicaid coverage
Home Help requires Medicaid Fee for Service eligibility. The official guidance explains the requirements.
Answers before decisions.
Choose a question. Get the details that matter to you.
Understand before you apply.
Wellora is an independent guide to Michigan Home Help. We explain the program and offer an initial online check so you can learn where to start.
We are not a government agency. The check does not submit an application or establish eligibility.
Start the online checkStart with the person receiving care.
Home Help requires Medicaid Fee for Service eligibility and physical help with at least one daily activity, such as bathing or dressing. An MDHHS worker assesses care needs at home.
Wellora can explain the process. Only MDHHS can decide eligibility.
Read the official requirementsGuidance, not caregiver employment.
Wellora does not employ or pay caregivers. Home Help payment depends on program approval, authorized services and the caregiver meeting enrollment requirements.
An online check is not a promise of payment. Follow the official guidance for applying and enrolling.
Review caregiver requirementsStart online. Keep the choice yours.
You can explore the program and Wellora’s initial online check without booking a call. Read first, ask a question, or decide to come back later.
Wellora’s online check is not an MDHHS application or approval.
Start the online checkAn AI assistant. A clearer next step.
Aria is Wellora’s AI assistant, not a person or a government representative. She helps explain the process but cannot approve benefits or promise payment.
AI can make mistakes. Check important details with MDHHS.
A clear way to reach us.
Email hello@wellora.care with questions about Wellora. If you ask Aria for a person, the request is saved for our team to review. It is not an instant transfer to a live agent.
For an application or a decision about benefits, contact your local MDHHS office. Do not email a Social Security number or medical records.
Email WelloraHere is where
to start.
Begin with a few questions online. No account or phone call required.
Understand the care you already give.
Explore your parent’s care needs, Medicaid coverage and the requirements for becoming a caregiver.
The check does not submit an application. MDHHS decides eligibility and approved services.