Michigan Medicaid pays family members up to 179.9 hours of paid care per month — directly, for caring for an aging or disabled loved one at home. We handle the enrollment, start to finish.
Free for Michigan families. No legal fees. No hidden costs. We don't get paid until you do.
The Real Numbers
The MDHHS Home Help Program authorizes Medicaid to pay qualifying family members directly as in-home caregivers. Many Michigan families have been providing this care for years without knowing compensation was available to them.
Once enrolled, payments come through ASAP (the state's payment system) on a regular schedule. Most families receive their first paycheck within [X] days of approval.
Check My Family's EligibilityExample Monthly Earnings
Actual hours vary based on authorized care level.
We help you get the maximum hours your loved one qualifies for.
You're working, caregiving, and barely keeping up financially — all at the same time.
You had no idea Michigan had a program that could actually pay you for the care you're already giving.
You tried to figure out the Medicaid system once and gave up — because it's genuinely confusing.
You're carrying most of the weight alone, and nobody is acknowledging how hard that actually is.
Every month that goes by without enrollment is money your family will never get back.
Simple Process
Answer 5 quick questions. We'll tell you right away if your family likely qualifies — no paperwork, no waiting, no obligation.
MDHHS applications, CHAMPS enrollment, EVV setup — we handle every form and follow-up so you don't have to navigate the state system alone.
Once approved, Michigan Medicaid pays your family member directly for the care they're already providing. Paychecks typically start within [X] days of approval.
The Program Is Real
The Michigan Home Help Program has been running for years and covers tens of thousands of families statewide. The barrier isn't eligibility — it's awareness and paperwork. Most families who qualify never apply because the process is too confusing to navigate alone.
Edward Beyne
Founder · Combat Veteran · Michigan Native
“Both of my parents passed away on Medicaid. They never knew the Home Help Program existed. I built this company so that doesn't happen to another Michigan family. The program works. The money is real. The only thing standing between most families and their first paycheck is knowing who to call.”Read the full story
Our first families are enrolling now.
Their stories will be here soon. We'd rather show you real results than invent them.
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Edward Beyne
Founder · Combat Veteran · Michigan Native
Why I Built This
My name is Edward Beyne. Both of my parents passed away on Medicaid. Government benefit programs weren't abstract to me growing up — they were lifelines for my family. I know what it means when the system actually works for you.
I'm also a combat veteran. I've spent years navigating VA benefits and I understand firsthand how painful and confusing it is to qualify for help and still not be able to access it.
What kept me up at night was seeing hardworking Michigan families sacrificing everything to care for a parent at home — completely unaware that Medicaid had a program designed to pay them for it. The benefits are real. The program exists. But the paperwork and process stops most families cold.
Nobody should miss out on benefits they've earned because the system was too confusing to navigate alone. That's exactly why I built this company.
Who Qualifies
The Michigan Home Help Program is broader than most people realize. If your loved one is on Medicaid and needs help with daily activities, there's a real chance a family member can be paid to provide that care.
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The average Michigan family who qualifies misses out on months of Medicaid pay simply because nobody told them the program existed. Find out in 5 questions if your family qualifies.
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