Assisted Living in Michigan
Michigan regulates assisted living through the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). The state licenses Homes for the Aged and Adult Foster Care facilities. Michigan's MI Choice Waiver and PACE program can help cover costs for Medicaid-eligible residents. Michigan offers a wide range of options from urban Detroit and Grand Rapids communities to affordable rural facilities. The state's Great Lakes location provides attractive seasonal living environments.
Average Monthly Cost
$4,100
National avg: $4,500/mo
Licensing Body
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Medicaid Waiver
MI Choice Waiver / PACE
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Browse other statesFrequently Asked Questions About Assisted Living in Michigan
How much does assisted living cost in Michigan?
The average monthly cost of assisted living in Michigan is approximately $4,100, slightly below the national average. Metro Detroit and West Michigan costs tend to be higher than rural areas.
Does Michigan Medicaid cover assisted living?
Michigan's MI Choice Waiver and PACE program can help cover assisted living costs for eligible residents who meet financial and medical criteria.
What types of assisted living exist in Michigan?
Michigan licenses Homes for the Aged (larger communities) and Adult Foster Care facilities (smaller, home-like settings with up to 20 residents).
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