Dignity in daily routines
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and personal hygiene, with attention to comfort and individual needs.
Non-medical home care · Metro DetroitA little more help.
A little more help.
A lot more
peace of mind.
When someone you love needs support at home, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We help with the everyday moments that make life feel more comfortable, connected, and cared for.
Private pay welcomed · Michigan Home Help inquiries
CARE THAT FEELS PERSONALFor your loved one.
For your family.
For your family.
Personal care & everyday supportCompanionship & family caregiver reliefNon-medical recovery support
Here for the everydaySupport that fits
Support that fits
their life.
Maybe mornings have become harder. Maybe your parent lives alone, or your family needs a helping hand after a hospital stay. We start with a conversation about what would make each day easier.
A friendly connection
Conversation, reading, music, games, and meaningful activities that bring company to the day.
Everyday tasks, handled
Meal preparation, meal setup and cleanup, laundry, linen changes, and light housekeeping in client-used areas.
Room to take a breath
Companionship and everyday assistance so family caregivers can attend to work, appointments, and other responsibilities.
Help after a hospital stay
Non-medical support with personal care, meals, and daily routines after a hospital, rehabilitation, or surgery stay.
The right help, at the right time
Morning and evening routines, shower visits, medication reminders, and walking or transfer assistance based on assessed needs.
Two ways to explore careLet’s find a
Let’s find a
starting point
for your family.
Care begins with understanding your situation, your schedule, and the support you’re looking for.
Private-pay home care
Arrange services paid directly by the client or responsible party. Explore everyday assistance, special visits, and support after a hospital stay. Rates and the agreed schedule are confirmed before care begins.
View services & rates ↗Michigan Home Help
Ask Caring Connection about Michigan Home Help services and caregiver enrollment, including caring for a family member or friend. Eligibility, covered tasks, authorized hours, and caregiver approval must be confirmed through the program.
Call about Home Help ↗Program services and payment are subject to approval. Private-pay rates below do not apply to authorized Home Help services.
Private-pay service menuPractical help.
Practical help.
Clear starting rates.
$35 / hour starting rate
Regular non-medical home care
Special Visits & Add-On Services: A Little Help When It’s Needed
Not everyone needs daily care. These options are designed for families whose loved one may need only a few hours of support each week. Visits can focus on a specific routine or task, with schedules confirmed before care begins.
Morning Start Support
$95 per 1½-hour visitHelp with personal hygiene, dressing, breakfast, and morning routines allows your loved one to start the day feeling comfortable and prepared.
For example
Mom manages most of her day independently, but getting dressed and preparing breakfast have become difficult. You leave early for work, so we assist on two mornings each week.
Evening Wind-Down Support
$95 per 1½-hour visitAssistance with dinner, personal care, sleepwear, and bedtime routines helps your loved one settle in comfortably.
For example
Dad does well during the day but feels worn out by evening. A few scheduled evening visits help him eat dinner and get ready for bed when you cannot be there.
One-Hour Shower Visit
$75 per visitA focused visit provides respectful assistance with showering, drying, dressing, and grooming, helping your loved one maintain personal hygiene and dignity.
For example
Mom cooks, enjoys her hobbies, and manages her household, but showering has become challenging. She only needs someone to help her bathe twice a week.
In-Home Wellness Check-In & Medication Reminders
$45 per one-hour visitAn in-person visit provides companionship, medication reminders, and assistance with small everyday needs.
For example
Your father lives alone, and you visit on weekends. A midweek check-in gives him someone to talk with, a reminder about his medication routine, and help with a simple task before you return.
Telephone Check-In & Medication Reminder
$10 per callA scheduled call lasting up to 10–15 minutes offers friendly connection and a medication reminder. We agree in advance on whom to notify if the call goes unanswered.
For example
Mom does not need someone coming into her home, but she appreciates a reminder on the days her routine changes. A scheduled call helps her stay connected while maintaining her independence.
Couples Care
Add $25 per hour · Starting total $60 per hourSupport for two people in the same home allows each person to receive assistance with their individual daily needs during an agreed visit.
For example
Mom needs help getting dressed, while Dad needs assistance preparing breakfast. A few visits each week help both of them maintain their routines together.
Post-Hospital & Surgery Recovery Support
Starting at $35 per hourTemporary, non-medical assistance with personal care, meals, and light household tasks helps ease the transition home.
For example
Your sister returns home after surgery and needs help showering and preparing meals on the afternoons you work. Scheduled visits provide practical support while she rests and follows her discharge instructions.
Schedules, service fit, minimum visit requirements, and applicable premiums are confirmed before care begins. Medication reminders do not include administering medication or verifying it was taken. Check-ins are not emergency monitoring, and recovery support does not include nursing or wound care.
Discuss your schedule & pricing ↗A conversation comes first.
Tell us what’s needed
Call 248-509-4900. Share the service city, the kind of help needed, and the schedule you have in mind.
Review the options
We discuss care needs, service fit, payment options, and caregiver availability with you or your authorized representative.
Make a plan together
Confirm the agreed services, rates or program authorization, schedule, and start date before care begins.
For referral partnersA caring resource
A caring resource
for your next referral.
Social workers, discharge planners, assisted living teams, and senior living communities: let’s talk about how we can support the people and families you serve.
Call to discuss a referral ↗At home. Returning home.
Within a senior community.
- Adults living alone who need everyday assistance.
- Individuals transitioning home after hospitalization or rehabilitation.
- Residents whose families are exploring additional individual support.
For assisted living and senior communities, services are coordinated with designated staff and follow outside-provider policies. Call to arrange a secure way to share referral information. A referral does not confirm acceptance or a start date.
A local, personal connection
Families need support, too.
Led by owner Nicole Williams, Caring Connection Home Care draws on her almost 20 years of experience in the senior care business. We understand that reaching out for help is a personal decision.
We welcome inquiries in Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Southfield, and surrounding Metro Detroit communities. Call to confirm service availability in your city.
Can you help my parent who lives alone?
Yes, we welcome inquiries for adults living at home who need non-medical support. We review the person’s needs and requested schedule to determine whether our services are a fit.
Do you provide nursing or wound care?
Our services are non-medical. We do not provide skilled nursing, wound care, or medication administration. Clinical care needs must be addressed by an appropriate health care provider.
Can I get paid to care for someone I know?
Call us to discuss Michigan Home Help caregiver enrollment. A family or friend caregiver arrangement depends on recipient eligibility, program rules, caregiver approval, and authorized services. Payment is not automatic or guaranteed.
How soon can care begin?
Start dates depend on assessed care needs, service location, scheduling, and caregiver availability. We confirm arrangements before services begin; Home Help services also require applicable program authorization.
How do I request care or make a referral?
Call 248-509-4900 to talk with Caring Connection. Families and professionals can discuss initial needs by phone and arrange a secure method for sharing any necessary documents.
Let’s take the next step togetherYou care about them.
You care about them.
We’re here to help.
Tell us what your family needs. We’ll talk through the options.