Yes. Michigan No-Fault allows family members—including spouses, parents, adult children, and other relatives—to be compensated for providing legitimate attendant care services.

Examples of compensable attendant care:

• Assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility
• Medication management
• Monitoring for brain-injury complications
• Transportation to appointments
• Overnight supervision where medically necessary

Key requirements:

• The services must be reasonably necessary due to accident-related injuries.
• Hours should be documented, typically through logs.
• Compensation must be reasonably priced, though courts have recognized a range of acceptable rates depending on the care level.

Because insurers frequently challenge attendant-care claims—especially when provided by family—our office helps clients prepare proper logs, obtain supporting medical documentation, and respond to improper denials.

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