Providing exceptional home care in Portage, MI and the surrounding areas. Family owned since 2006.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our services are typically purchased privately. You can purchase 4 to 24 hours of service per day, including live-in care. Invoices are sent out bi-weekly and are due upon receipt. We accept waiver payments, checks, and credit cards with payment due upon receipt. Please note that we also work with Long Term Care Insurance companies which can be billed directly for services (authorizations must be obtained before beginning services).
Some of our clients qualify for “Free In-Home Care Support” up to $500.00, please call (269) 329-4717 to see if you qualify!

We have very competitive rates for all our services, as we only charge you for the services that you need. For example, if you only need our companion services at the beginning you’d only be charged our base rate. But as your level of care needs change, so does the rate of service.
Please contact our office to schedule a free consultation!

Our case management team will arrange to make a free no cost/no obligation assessment visit and complete your personalized plan of care. Once the care plan is established and you have agreed to take advantage of our services, we can start generally begin with 24 to 48 hours.

We currently serve the residents of Kalamazoo County, Van Buren, Cass, St. Joseph, Allegan, and Berrien Counties.

We have staff including caregivers, registered nurses, and administrators on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist our clients with their care needs.

Each team member is carefully screened prior to hire with testing, skill level assessments, reference checks, criminal background checks, DMV reporting, random drug testing, TB verification, and screening against sex offenders lists as well as the terrorist watch list. Each caregiver is then bonded and insured through our agency. All professional staff hold current licensure with the state of Michigan and must meet continuing education unit requirements imposed by the state of Michigan. They must also attend quarterly training sessions designed to provide the latest in care support techniques for in home care as well as agree to in-home training if our RN case manager feels it’s necessary for quality and continuity of care. Please click on this link for more information.

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