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Wayne County

In-home care for veterans in Canton, Michigan

Canton has a VA clinic of its own. We help veterans and families ask the right VA team for care at home, then bring VA-authorized care to the door.

Home care for veterans in Canton

We serve veterans in Canton and nearby western Wayne County communities, including Plymouth, Northville, Westland, Wayne and Livonia.

Canton is home to the Maj. Gen. Oliver W. Dillard VA Clinic on North Lotz Road, part of VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System. For many Canton veterans, that clinic's primary care team is the place to start: tell them the veteran needs help at home, and they can ask a VA social worker to assess for home care. Veterans who get their care at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit start with their team there instead.

Wayne County Veterans Services has a satellite office in nearby Garden City for emergency assistance. For free help with VA claims, call the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency.

Local help for Canton veterans

WhatWherePhone
VA clinic (VA Ann Arbor)Maj. Gen. Oliver W. Dillard VA Clinic, 5900 N Lotz Rd, CantonVA Ann Arbor locations
VA medical centersVA Ann Arbor Medical Center, 2215 Fuller Rd, Ann Arbor, or John D. Dingell VA Medical Center, DetroitVA Detroit: 313-576-1000
County emergency assistanceWayne County Veterans Services, Garden City satellite, 1751 Radcliff St (Tuesdays and Thursdays)313-506-0302
Free VA benefits helpMichigan Veterans Affairs Agency, which connects you with a free accredited service officer1-800-MICH-VET
Area Agency on AgingThe Senior Alliance (Wayne County outside Detroit and the Grosse Pointes)734-722-2830

Sources: VA Detroit health care locations, VA Ann Arbor locations, county veterans services websites, and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services list of Area Agencies on Aging. Details can change; call ahead.

How VA home care starts in Canton

  1. Talk to the veteran's VA care team

    Tell the VA primary care provider or social worker that the veteran needs help at home. If the veteran isn't enrolled in VA health care yet, that comes first.

  2. VA assesses and sets the hours

    VA decides whether the veteran qualifies for Homemaker / Home Health Aide care or respite, and how many hours a week.

  3. Ask for VETTED by name

    When VA sends the referral to a community agency, you can ask for VETTED. We accept VA community care referrals in Canton.

  4. We call you and start care

    We learn the veteran's routine, set a schedule inside the authorized hours, and match a caregiver who lives nearby whenever we can.

What we do for veterans in Canton

Our care is non-medical. Caregivers give medication reminders, not medications. VA pays VETTED directly for authorized hours.

Common questions

Where do Canton veterans start when they need VA home care?

Start with the VA team the veteran already sees. For many Canton veterans that is the VA clinic on North Lotz Road in Canton, part of VA Ann Arbor. Veterans who use the Detroit VA start with their team there.

Which Area Agency on Aging serves Canton?

The Senior Alliance, 734-722-2830, serves Wayne County outside Detroit and the Grosse Pointes.

Can VETTED take referrals from VA Ann Arbor?

We accept VA community care referrals for veterans in Canton. Ask the veteran's VA social worker for VETTED by name, or call us at 248-794-9292 and we'll help you sort out the next step.

Independent and veteran-owned. VETTED is not part of, and does not speak for, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. VA alone decides eligibility and authorized hours. Information on this site is general and is not a benefit determination. Page last updated October 5, 2026.

Talk to us about care

Call 248-794-9292 or send a short note and we'll call you back.

Or tell your VA social worker: “I'd like VETTED to provide my home care.”

VETTED is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.