Focused Home Care’s Michigan mission is to provide quality-of-life services that are enduring, individualized, and problem-solving for elderly, disabled, and catastrophically injured individuals. The Michigan service model includes in-home support, vocational rehabilitation, and a specialized Singular Behavioral Residential approach for individuals whose behavioral needs make shared living difficult.
Michigan services are based in Livonia and include vocational rehabilitation and Singular Behavioral Residential in addition to in-home quality-of-life support. The vocational program requires a physician’s order and begins with an assessment.
Michigan location and contact
Focused Home Care Services / Trusted Home Care Services operates from 36051 Five Mile Road in Livonia, Michigan 48154. The published toll-free number for Michigan program questions is 866-432-0451.
Quality-of-life services in the home
Focused Home Care describes serving elderly, disabled, and catastrophically injured individuals using a specialized workforce with cross-subject training, education, and experience. The emphasis is on specific individual care and behavioral needs rather than a generic home-care package.
Vocational rehabilitation in Livonia
The vocational rehabilitation program assists individuals displaced from the workforce in rebuilding skill, confidence, and personal productivity. Published program information describes hands-on coaching, real-world tasks, structured cognitive engagement, and personalized pacing. A physician’s order is required, and participation starts with assessment.
Singular Behavioral Residential
Focused Home Care’s Singular Behavioral Residential model is designed for individuals with chronic or aggressive behaviors who have had difficulty in shared living environments. One home is dedicated to one resident, allowing supervision, routines, behavioral strategies, and the physical environment to be tailored around that person.
Why a one-person residence can change the environment
Shared living introduces variables that may be difficult for some residents: noise, competing schedules, unexpected interactions, conflict over common areas, and the behaviors of other residents. A single-person setting can reduce those stressors and give staff more opportunity to focus on one resident’s triggers, preferences, routines, and progress.
Professional collaboration in Michigan
Focused Home Care has publicly highlighted relationships with guardians, clinicians, case managers, and service providers across Michigan. That network is especially important for participants whose rehabilitation or residential needs involve multiple professionals and long-term coordination.
Who may be part of a Michigan referral
Referrals may involve family members, guardians, case managers, physicians, rehabilitation professionals, insurers, or other providers. The Case Managers & Referral Partners page provides a more detailed checklist for referral information.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Michigan services based?
Focused Home Care lists 36051 Five Mile Road, Livonia, MI 48154 as its Michigan location.
What is the Michigan toll-free number?
The published toll-free number is 866-432-0451.
Does vocational rehabilitation require a physician order?
Yes. Focused Home Care’s published Michigan service information states that a physician’s order is required.
What is Singular Behavioral Residential?
It is a one-resident, one-home model intended for individuals with chronic or aggressive behavioral needs who have struggled in shared living environments.
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