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The document ASM 135 outlines the guidelines and criteria for home help providers in Michigan, detailing the rights of clients to select their providers, the responsibilities of both clients and providers, and the necessary enrollment and documentation processes. It specifies eligibility requirements for providers, including age, ability, health, and training, as well as payment procedures and income reporting obligations. The document emphasizes that clients are the employers of their providers and includes instructions for maintaining service logs and agreements.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the msa home help providers document in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the 'Provider Selection' section. Ensure you understand the rights of clients to choose their home help provider and the criteria for hiring.
Move to the 'Provider Criteria' section. Fill in details regarding the provider's age, ability, physical health, knowledge, personal qualities, and training willingness as required.
Complete the 'Provider Interview' section by documenting any face-to-face interactions and confirming understanding of employment terms between client and provider.
Ensure both client and provider sign the MSA-4676 and MSA-4678 forms within our platform before submitting them for payment authorization.
Finally, keep a log of services provided using the DHS-721 form. This log must be submitted quarterly and signed by both parties.

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How much does the Michigan Home Help Program pay?

Medicaid will cover a variety of in-home care services and supports, in addition to case management, to promote aging in place. Benefits may be available in ones home, the home of a friend or relative, a foster care home, or an assisted living residence, depending on the state and the program.

Does Medicaid pay for in-home care in Michigan?

The Home Help program is administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and provides personal care services to individuals who need hands-on assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and assistance with Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs).

Can a family member be paid to be a caregiver in Michigan?

A home health aide provides personal care services, including help with bathing, toileting, and dressing. Medicare will not pay for an aide if you only require personal care and do not need skilled care.

Does Michigan Medicaid have a Home Help program?

Michigans Home Help program is similar to CDPAP in New York. Funded by Michigan Medicaid, it allows people to receive care at home from a trusted caregiver, often a family member or friend. The caregiver is paid by Medicaid with no cost to the person receiving care.