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TopicPaying family caregiversStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicPaid family leaveStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicRespite careStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicHome and community servicesStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicKeeping Medicaid coverageStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicCaregivers at hospital dischargeStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicEnd-of-life choices and planningStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicCaregiving AIStatusProposed or pendingMoving in the last 12 monthsKey detail
Michigan SB 760 companion chatbot proposalShow details and sources
  • Michigan SB 760 companion chatbot proposalProposed, No date set

    Tracked as a direct companion chatbot bill with disclosure and safety implications for AI systems that simulate relationship-like engagement.

    Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

    Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

    Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

DateNo date set

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StateMichiganWhat changed
Michigan SB 760 companion chatbot proposalTracked as a direct companion chatbot bill with disclosure and safety implications for AI systems that simulate relationship-like engagement.Show details and sources

Tracked as a direct companion chatbot bill with disclosure and safety implications for AI systems that simulate relationship-like engagement.

Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

StageProposedDateNo date set
StateMichiganWhat changed
Michigan Earned Sick Time Act caregiving useMichigan's Earned Sick Time Act went into effect February 21, 2025 and changed state earned sick time rules for workers and employers.Show details and sources

Michigan's earned sick time framework changed in 2025, expanding the state leave-rights landscape workers use for their own or family-related health needs.

Who it affects: working family caregivers, Michigan workers, workers caring for family members, employers, low-wage workers

Why it matters: Even when leave is not a full paid-family-leave program, earned sick time can be the practical tool caregivers use for appointments, acute care episodes, and short-notice family health needs.

Last reviewed Jun 19, 2026

StageEffectiveDateEffectiveFeb 21, 2025