Michigan Adult Day Care

Adult Day Care in Michigan

All adult day care facilities in Michigan are listed by city below. Choose a city to view all Michigan adult day care centers in that area.


Alpena
Ann Arbor
Auburn Hills
Battle Creek
Benton Harbor
Bloomfield
Cassopolis
Chelsea
Clinton Township
Detroit
East Jordan
East Lansing
Gaylord
Grand Rapids
Hillsdale
Holland
Howell
Kalamazoo
Kalkaska
Lake City
Laurium
Livonia
Midland
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Muskegon
North Muskegon
Paw Paw
Petoskey
Portage
Richland
Saginaw
Southfield
Spring Lake
Sterling Heights
Sturgis
Swartz Creek
Warren
Waterford
West Bloomfield
Westland
White Cloud
Wyoming



Michigan Adult Day Care Information

Adult day care, also, referred to as Adult Day Services, is defined by the State of Michigan as daytime care of less than 24-hours for elderly persons with functional or cognitive impairments. The care that is provided is a structured program of social and supportive services in a group setting other than the person's home.

Michigan Adult Day Care Minimum Standards

Michigan does not require either licensure or certification of adult day care programs, but local codes for health and public safety apply to such programs. The Michigan Office of Services to the Aging (OSA) requires that any adult day care service providers who receive state or federal funding from an Area Agency on Aging must therefore comply with the (OSA) Minimum State Service Standards for Adult Day Care. Michigan’s operating standards recognize two types of adult day community services: adult day care and dementia adult day care. Some standards are the same for both types and some differ.

The state requires a staff to participant ratio of 1:10. All program employees, in Michigan, are required to undergo an orientation training that includes, at the minimum, program introduction, assessment/observation skills, documentation and file maintenance, first-aid, aging process, and emergency procedures. Staff who work with dementia clients must also undergo specific crisis procedural training for that population. The summary of adult day care requirements in Michigan from Health & Human Services regulations can be found here.

Michigan Adult Day Care Medicaid Waiver

In Michigan, adult day health services are a Medicaid-funded service through the Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and the MI-Choice Home and Community-Based Waiver program. Medicaid adult day health care providers are also required to follow the OSA standards.

Michigan Adult Day Care Resources

Michigan Office of Services to the Aging
P.O. Box 30676
Lansing, MI 48909-8176
Phone: 517-373-8230
Facsimile: 517-373-4092
http://www.michigan.gov/miseniors

Michigan Adult Day Services Association (MADSA)
P.O. Box 1305
Holland, MI 49423
Phone: (616) 485-5018
Toll Free: 1-877-362-2322
Fax: (616) 396-9736
Email: mimadsa@gmail.com