MI HB6236

Establishes a pilot program requiring the office serving older Michiganians to develop and implement daily automated calls checking on well-being of seniors age 60 and older.

Eligibility requires participants to be Michigan residents age 60+, provide a valid phone number, sign up for daily calls, and waive liability for ordinary negligence of the department.

Program must offer toll-free phone signup, online registration option, ability to designate preferred call time, option to provide alternate contact, and ability to pause or end participation anytime.

Three automated call attempts will be made daily; if answered, seniors can confirm they're okay, request information about aging services, or speak with a volunteer for conversation.

If senior doesn't respond to three automated attempts, program will contact designated alternate contact, make live calls, or notify local nonemergency services if all contacts fail.