Traverse City · Leelanau · Grand Traverse Bay

Home Care in Traverse City, MI

Help for your mom or dad at home, from a few hours a week to 24/7 care. Get a free in-home visit from a licensed local home care agency.

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Freein-home visit
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Full-timeand 24/7 care
No contractto get a plan

Care that lets your parent stay home

Most older adults in northern Michigan want to stay in their own home. Home care makes that safe. A trained caregiver helps with the daily things that have gotten hard: bathing, meals, medicine reminders, rides and company. When needs grow, care can grow to full-time or 24 hours a day.

How it works

  1. Tell us what's going on. The form takes 1 minute.
  2. A local agency calls you. They set a time for a free visit at your parent's home.
  3. Get a care plan and a price. No contract, no pressure. You decide.

What does home care cost in Traverse City?

In Michigan, non-medical home care costs about $33 to $35 an hour. Full-time care of 40 hours a week often runs about $5,700 to $6,100 a month. That is often less than assisted living, and your parent stays home. See the full cost guide →

Areas we cover

We book visits across Grand Traverse, Leelanau, Benzie and nearby Antrim County.

Book a free in-home care visit

Tell us what your loved one needs. A licensed local agency will call to set up a free visit at the home. No cost, no contract.

Ledgerline Systems (Home Care Planning USA) is a marketing company, not a home care agency. Local licensed agencies pay us when we set up an in-home visit with them. We don't list every home care option in your area. Privacy

Questions families ask

How much does home care cost in Traverse City?

In Michigan, non-medical home care costs about $33 to $35 an hour (CareScout 2025 cost of care survey: about $79,500 a year for full-time care). Prices in Traverse City are close to that. Full-time care of 40 hours a week often runs about $5,700 to $6,100 a month. The agency will give you their exact price at the free visit.

Does Medicare pay for home care?

Medicare does not pay for ongoing non-medical home care like help with bathing, meals or company. It only covers short-term medical home health after a hospital stay, ordered by a doctor. Most families pay for non-medical care from savings, income, or long-term care insurance.

Is the in-home visit really free?

Yes. The visit is free for your family and you don't have to sign anything. A local agency comes to your parent's home, asks about their needs and gives you a care plan and a price.

How fast can care start?

Many agencies can start within a few days of the visit. If your parent is coming home from the hospital, say so on the form so we can look for an agency that can move fast.

Are the agencies licensed?

We only work with licensed or registered agencies that check their caregivers. Ask the agency about background checks, training and insurance at the visit.

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