Paying for Private Home Care Services in Plymouth, MI and the Surrounding Area

Comfort Keepers provides a variety of payment alternatives for our private home care services to families with aging loved ones in Plymouth, Canton, Westland, and surrounding areas

When families start looking into private home care services, one of the first concerns they have is, "How much does care cost?" The answer to this topic varies depending on the state, setting, and sort of care offered.

If you're wondering how to pay for quality home care services in Plymouth, bear in mind that you have numerous payment options. It is essential to research these alternatives in light of your or a loved one's financial condition before deciding on the most cost-effective method of paying for care. If you have any more inquiries, please get in touch with our office at (734) 397-1111.

Payment Options for In-Home Senior Care

At Comfort Keepers, we understand the importance of finding a care provider who can better your loved one's quality of life without breaking the bank. The following are the most common methods of paying and offsetting the cost for private home care services:

Private Funding/Out-of-Pocket

Most families pay for this type of care for a loved one on their dime. It is common to pay for care, including assisted living, out of pocket. While in-home senior care is usually less expensive than institutional care, expenses vary depending on the type of care needed and the number of hours necessary. Calculating out-of-pocket expenses and determining ways to decrease them is best done after all other choices have been exhausted. We encourage families who want to learn more to contact us to discuss the components of a specific care plan and the need for companion care, respite care, or personal care services.

Long-Term Care Insurance 

Long-term care insurance can assist paying for part of the costs of care. Our team can help elders with long-term care insurance by supplying any documents required to begin utilizing this particular kind of coverage.

Veterans Benefits

Veterans and surviving spouses may be eligible for VA benefits to offset the cost of premium care. VA benefits are accessible to anybody who meets specific budgetary requirements and has a physical need for professional treatment.

Is Medicare or Medicaid Accepted at Comfort Keepers?

Because of our non-medical status, Comfort Keepers is unable to accept Medicare or Medicaid.

Contact Our Office to Learn More

Browse our FAQ page to learn more about the cost of private home care services. You may also contact our care team by clicking on one of the buttons below to get started on the proper care support. Our staff may arrange for a free, no-obligation meeting with a care coordinator so that our team can better understand your needs. Following the meeting, we may begin developing a comprehensive care plan tailored to your loved one's lifestyle.