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Caregiver pay in Michigan
Home health and personal care aides in Michigan earn a median $16.83 an hour — 2% below the U.S. median. CNAs earn $19.03. Michigan ranks 28 of 51 for aide pay.
Home health & personal care aides
$16.83 / hour median
Most earn $13.40–$20.57. 95,020 people work in this role in Michigan.
2% below the U.S. median ($17.21)Nursing assistants (CNAs)
$19.03 / hour median
Most earn $17.71–$22.47. 43,290 people work in this role in Michigan.
6% below the U.S. median ($20.32)What this means for your job posts in Michigan
- Pay $16.83 an hour and you're in the middle of the market — half of aides in Michigan earn more.
- Pay $20.57 or more and you're in the top 10% for aide pay, which makes your post stand out.
- Below $13.40, nine in ten aides in Michigan already earn more — expect very few applicants.
- CNAs earn a median $19.03 here, $2.20 more than aides. If you need certified staff, budget for the difference.
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 estimates (bls.gov/oes). “Home health & personal care aides” is the federal category that covers most in-home caregivers. Figures include all employers, not only home-care agencies, and are hourly wages before benefits. Wages may have risen since May 2025 — always check your current state and city minimum wage.
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Caregiver pay in Michigan: common questions
How much do caregivers make in Michigan?
Home health and personal care aides in Michigan earned a median $16.83 an hour in May 2025, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Most earned between $13.40 and $20.57.
How much do CNAs make in Michigan?
Nursing assistants (CNAs) in Michigan earned a median $19.03 an hour, with most between $17.71 and $22.47.
Is caregiver pay in Michigan above the national average?
Median aide pay in Michigan is 2% below the U.S. median of $17.21, ranking 28 of 51 (the 50 states and DC).
How many caregivers work in Michigan?
About 95,020 home health and personal care aides and 43,290 nursing assistants were employed in Michigan in May 2025.
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