How to get on the Registry
Below are the steps that must be completed to be a Home Help Provider on the QC3 Registry:
| | Step 1:
| Call or email the QC3 and tell us you're interested in attending an Introductory Session (IS). The QC3 staff member will take your name, address and phone number(s).
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| | Step 2:
| When an IS has been scheduled in your county, a Registry Management Associate will send you an invitation. |
| | Step 3:
| Upon receiving the invitation, call the QC3 to reserve your seat for the IS. |
| | Step 4:
| Attend the IS for the full two and a half hours. At the IS you will: |
| | • | learn about the Registry and our policies & procedures |
| | • | fill out an application where you will tell us your availability, the distance you are willing to travel, the tasks you are willing to do, etc. |
| | • | provide the QC3 with 3-5 references |
| | • | interview with one of the QC3 staff members |
| | • | ask questions or talk about concerns you may have with a QC3 staff member |
| | | ALMOST THERE!
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| | Step 5:
| The QC3 will run: |
| | • | A criminal history background check |
| | • | Personal and professional reference checks |
| | • | National sex offender registry check |
How we refer Providers on the Registry
| • | A Consumer (someone who is receiving Medicaid Home Help assistance) will call the QC3 looking for a Provider, and we send them a list of 3 to 5 Providers from the Registry that best meet their needs. Whether or not you are on a particular list depends on a number of factors, from location to experience to availability. |
| • | The consumer will call the providers we send them, set up interviews and decide who they want to hire. |
| • | The number of times you are referred to consumers depends on the demand for providers in a given area, location and your experience and willingness to perform the tasks needed, among other things. |
How to stay on the Registry
| • | Call in by the 15th of EVERY month to verify that your contact information and availability has not changed. |
| • | Notify the QC3 if there are any changes to your criminal history. A background check is run on our Registry Providers every six months |
The Michigan Quality Community Care Council is supported by the Michigan Department of Community Health.
