Ottawa County · West Michigan
Holland and Zeeland families take pride in caring for their own. Bluelake supports them with in-home personal care, respite, and Medicaid programs that can pay a family member to care for a loved one.
Home care in Holland at a glance
Bluelake Homecare provides non-medical, in-home care in Holland, Michigan and across Ottawa County: personal care, respite care, Community Living Supports, and a Family Caregiver Program that can pay a relative through Michigan Medicaid to provide care. Medicaid, long-term care insurance, and private pay are accepted. Call (313) 546-0363 to speak with a care representative.
Services in Holland
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, and medication reminders, delivered with dignity.
Personal careGet paid through Michigan Medicaid to care for a parent or loved one in Holland you already help.
Get paid to careA few hours, a weekend, or a week of trusted coverage so Holland family caregivers can rest.
Respite careMedicaid-funded support to stay active and independent at home and in the Holland community.
Community Living SupportsLakeshore winters bring heavy lake-effect snow, which can leave seniors stuck at home for days. A caregiver who visits regularly helps with meals, personal care, and safety, and keeps the family informed.
If your loved one is being discharged from Holland Hospital, or another Holland-area hospital, ask the discharge planner about help at home and call us before discharge day. Non-medical home care can start right away and work alongside any home health nursing or therapy the doctor orders. Home care vs. home health care, explained.
Zeeland, Park Township, Hamilton, Saugatuck, Grand Haven, Jenison, and the rest of Ottawa County. We serve families across all of Michigan.
Common Questions
Yes. We serve Holland, Zeeland, Grand Haven, and the surrounding lakeshore communities.
Yes. Bluelake provides in-home personal care, respite care, Community Living Supports, and paid family caregiving in Holland and throughout Ottawa County, and across all of Michigan.
Often, yes. Michigan Medicaid can cover in-home care through the Home Help Program (handled by the Ottawa County MDHHS office), the MI Choice Waiver (Senior Resources of West Michigan can help), and Community Living Supports (often arranged through Ottawa County Community Mental Health). Bluelake helps you check eligibility and apply.
Often, yes. If your loved one has Michigan Medicaid and needs hands-on help with daily activities, the Home Help Program may pay you as their caregiver. Adult children and most other relatives can be paid; a spouse, or the parent of a child under 18, generally cannot. Bluelake handles enrollment, training, and payroll.
Care Guides
Safety at home
A practical, room-by-room checklist to prevent falls at home for older adults, plus the health factors to raise with a doctor. Based on CDC STEADI guidance.
Paying for care
Michigan Medicaid can pay family members to care for a loved one at home. Who qualifies, which relatives can be paid, and the steps to get started.
Understanding care
Home care helps with daily living. Home health care is skilled medical care. Learn the difference, who each is for, and what Medicare and Michigan Medicaid cover.
Speak With a Care Representative
Speak with a Bluelake care representative and we will walk you through your options. No cost, no obligation.
