Who we are
We meet your loved one where they are.
Diamond Home Assist helps Michigan families keep seniors and adults with disabilities at home — with family caregivers and trained providers who show up kind, consistent, and prepared.
You focus on your family. We handle eligibility checks, provider matching, caregiver setup, and the state paperwork that slows most people down.
About usHow we help
Support that fits real life at home
Non-medical care from trusted family caregivers or trained Diamond providers for the everyday tasks that keep your loved one safe, comfortable, and independent.
Personal care
Bathing, grooming, dressing, and mobility — with patience and respect.
Family can get paid
Trusted relatives often qualify as paid caregivers through Home Help.
Eligibility support
We verify Medicaid Home Help eligibility and guide you through enrollment.
Trained providers
When family needs backup, our providers help with meals, errands, companionship, and more.
Trained providers
Support from people trained to help at home.
Your loved one may be cared for by a trusted family member, a trained Diamond Home Assist provider, or both. We help you choose the right support for the routine, the schedule, and the person.
The program
Michigan Home Help, explained simply
Medicaid-funded care at home. Many families pay little or nothing out of pocket when they qualify.
Tell us about your loved one
We learn their routine, needs, and what matters most to your family — free and no pressure.
We confirm eligibility
We check Medicaid Home Help coverage and walk you through state requirements and forms.
Care begins at home
A matched caregiver starts support on a schedule that fits — family, trained provider, or both.
Services
What we help with every day
Meals & nutrition
Planning and preparing food your loved one enjoys.
Housekeeping
Laundry, tidying, and a safe, comfortable home.
Errands & rides
Shopping, pharmacy, and appointments.
Companionship
Conversation, walks, and steady presence.
Get started
Already caring for someone? You may qualify to get paid.
If you help a parent or relative with daily tasks in Michigan, the Home Help Program may pay you as their caregiver. If family cannot do it all, our trained providers can help fill the schedule.
Check eligibility
Ready to find out if you qualify?
One conversation. No jargon. We'll explain family caregiver pay, trained provider support, and next steps.
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