Compassionate home care • On-call support
Professional home care services

Home Care Services

Practical, compassionate support for personal care, homemaking, companionship, mobility, routines, and everyday independence.

Personalized support

Helping hands for life at home.

National Home Care Service is dedicated to providing high-quality care in the home care profession. We understand what a helping hand can do for someone, and we want to be there for you every step of the way.

Personal Aides

Hands-on support with personal routines, mobility, grooming, bathing, feeding, reminders, and more.

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Homemaking

Help with meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, beds, and everyday household tasks.

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Companionship

Conversation, errands, correspondence, hobbies, supervision, and the comfort of reliable company.

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Personal care

Personal Aides

Support can be tailored to daily needs and the individual care plan.

Medication remindersHealth monitoringSpecial diet adherenceWalking & mobility assistanceSkin careBathing assistanceGroomingDressingFeeding
At home

Homemaking

Everyday household support to help keep the home comfortable and manageable.

Meal preparationCleaningLaundryMaking bedsChanging light bulbs
Connection

Companionship

Companionship can make everyday tasks easier and daily life more connected.

Help with remote controlsGetting the mailRunning errandsLetters, email & social mediaGames & hobbiesSupervision when wandering or self-injury is a risk
Family-supported care

Family Caregiver Options

For Eligible individuals, Michigan Medicaid and Waiver programs may cover authorized in-home care, including care provided by a qualified family member or close friend.

Private duty aides- Non-medical care
Non-medical home care aides
Fast response to referrals
Insured & bonded
On-call support
Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding home health care

Patients need to be under the care of a doctor, and the home health plan is coordinated with that physician with approval from Medicare/Medicaid or waiver program.
Medicare generally does not cover non-skilled or custodial home care, such as personal care, homemaking, or companionship, when these are the only services needed; however, eligible individuals may have coverage through Michigan Medicaid, waiver programs, or other insurance benefits.
The duration and schedule of Home Health Services vary for each patient based on their individual needs, physican- or practitioner-approved plan of care, and applicable insurance coverage and authorization. Services are provided according to the authorized plan of care and may be adjusted as the patient's needs and condition change.
For individuals receiving services through a Medicaid waiver program, the number of approved service hours is determined by the individual's needs assessment and authorized service plan. National Home Health Service provides services based on the hours and service authorized by the waiver or service plan.
No. Services must be provided according to the approved plan of care or authorized service plan. If additional hours are needed, the client or authorized representative should contact the appropriate waiver service coordinator or insurance plan to request a reassessment or review.

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