Steady Hands LLC helps eligible families receive care at home from someone they trust — currently serving North Dakota and Michigan, with more states on the way.
Guaranteed on-time direct deposit
Free caregiver training
Full enrollment & paperwork support
Ongoing support when you have questions
Care in a familiar home
See the full step-by-step process for becoming a paid caregiver.
View caregiver process →"Steady Hands let me take care of my mom at home and actually get paid for it. Before them, I was juggling caregiving with trying to figure out enrollment forms and payroll on my own — it was a lot. Now they handle all the paperwork behind the scenes, and I just focus on being there for Mom and giving her the care she deserves."
"Steady Hands helped us navigate the Medicaid system and got me enrolled as Dad's paid caregiver. He gets to stay home with his family — it's honestly been life-changing."
"Steady Hands got me set up before I even fully understood the process, then the RN training gave me the confidence to actually do it well. They handle all the paperwork behind the scenes — I'd recommend them to any family in this situation."
Here's what the process looks like when you or a loved one wants to start receiving care at home.
Submit the eligibility form or call us. We'll confirm whether you have Medicaid coverage and qualify for in-home care.
An assessment reviews your daily living needs and confirms your approved care hours.
Select a family member, relative, or trusted friend to provide your care — subject to program approval.
Care begins at home, on your schedule, with the caregiver you chose.
Already caring for a loved one? Here's what it takes to become a paid caregiver with Steady Hands.
Submit the eligibility form or contact us to start the caregiver enrollment process.
We walk you through the paperwork needed to enroll as a caregiver in your state's program.
A background check is completed as part of standard program requirements.
Complete required caregiver training before you begin providing care.
Start providing care to the person you've chosen to support.
Get paid on a reliable schedule through direct deposit.
Compassionate, dependable home care and family caregiver support — built to grow with the communities we serve.
Steady Hands LLC helps families arrange in-home care funded through Medicaid, with a focus on letting people choose caregivers they already know and trust — a family member, relative, or close friend — rather than a stranger.
We currently serve North Dakota and Michigan, handling the enrollment, training, and payroll work behind the scenes so families can focus on what matters: care.
Our mission is to provide compassionate, dependable home care and family caregiver support across every state we serve, while making it as simple as possible for clients and caregivers alike to get started.
The principles that guide how we care for clients and support caregivers.
Care given with genuine warmth and understanding.
Built through consistency and honesty, every time.
Every client and caregiver treated with dignity.
Doing right by families, even when no one's watching.
Care that shows up, on schedule, every time.
Built around the people who already care for each other.
Straightforward updates, no surprises.
Helping people remain in the place they feel most comfortable.
We're building Steady Hands to expand into additional states over time, while holding the same standard of care in every community we enter — never growing faster than we can serve well.
Reach our team with questions about eligibility, enrollment, or anything else.
Not sure which page applies to you? Pick your state below to see services, eligibility, and contact details specific to your area.
Residents of North Dakota or Michigan who have Medicaid (or may qualify) and need help with daily activities. An assessment confirms specific eligibility and approved hours.
In many cases, yes — a family member, relative, or trusted friend may be able to provide and get paid for care, subject to state program rules.
Yes — this program is built around Medicaid-funded in-home care. Medicare alone doesn't qualify. Not sure what you have? We can help you check.