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Compassionate Assistance. Respectful Care. Greater Independence.
Every individual deserves to maintain dignity, comfort, and personal choice while receiving assistance with everyday activities.
At Top Priority Care Group, our nonmedical personal care services help individuals manage routines such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and moving around the home.
We understand that accepting personal assistance can feel uncomfortable or overwhelming.
That's why our approach emphasizes patience, respect, privacy, and encouraging clients to participate in activities they can comfortably perform.
Needing a little help should never mean losing your dignity.
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Did You Know? Falls Are a Major Concern for Older Adults.
More Than 1 in 4 Older Adults Falls Each Year
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one in four adults age 65 and older experiences a fall each year in the United States.
Falls are also the leading cause of injury among adults age 65 and older.
Everyday activities such as moving around the home, getting dressed, and using the bathroom may be especially challenging for individuals experiencing mobility difficulties.
Appropriate personal assistance may help individuals manage these activities with support, while qualified healthcare professionals can assess fall risks and recommend preventive measures.
Independence isn't always about doing everything alone. Sometimes, it's about having the right support.
Source: CDC, Facts About Older Adult Falls.
What Our Personal Care Services Include
- Bathing and personal hygiene assistance
- Dressing and grooming
- Toileting and incontinence care assistance
- Walking and routine mobility support
- Assistance with positioning and transfers within training and safety limits
- Mealtime and eating assistance
- Morning and bedtime routines
- Nonmedical reminders and everyday activity support
- Assistance maintaining personal comfort
- Respectful support with daily living activities
Who May Benefit From Personal Care?
Personal care assistance may be helpful for:
- Older adults experiencing difficulty with everyday routines
- Individuals with mobility limitations
- Adults who need support with bathing or dressing
- Individuals requiring assistance with grooming and hygiene
- Families who provide regular personal care and need additional help
- Adults who want to maintain independence while receiving assistance with daily activities
Preserving Dignity Through Personalized Care
Personal care is deeply personal.
We believe every client should be treated with respect, patience, and understanding.
Our approach focuses on:
Privacy and Respect
Personal care assistance should be provided with sensitivity and attention to individual comfort.
Individual Preferences
We discuss routines, preferences, and assistance needs to create an appropriate service arrangement.
Encouraging Independence
Clients should be encouraged to do what they comfortably and safely can for themselves.
Compassionate Communication
Clear, respectful communication helps clients and families feel informed and involved.
Signs Your Loved One May Need Personal Care Assistance
Families may consider additional support when a loved one:
- Has difficulty bathing or dressing independently
- Needs regular help with grooming and hygiene
- Struggles with toileting routines
- Experiences challenges moving around the home
- Requires assistance with eating or daily routines
- Needs more personal assistance than family members can consistently provide
A medical professional should evaluate new or worsening symptoms, unexplained falls, or significant mobility changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between personal care and skilled nursing?
Personal care focuses on nonmedical assistance with everyday activities. Skilled nursing involves medical services provided by appropriately licensed healthcare professionals.
Can a caregiver help with bathing and dressing?
Yes, agreed-upon personal care assistance may include these services when appropriate for the client's needs and the caregiver's training.
Can caregivers administer medication?
Top Priority Care Group's advertised nonmedical services do not include medication administration. Nonmedical reminders may be available.
Can personal care be combined with companionship?
Yes. Clients may discuss combining services during a care consultation.
You Deserve Care That Respects Who You Are.
At Top Priority Care Group, we believe personal care should support both comfort and independence.
Contact us to discuss your loved one's needs and learn more about nonmedical personal care services.
Schedule a Personal Care Consultation
Services are subject to individual assessment, caregiver capabilities, and applicable Michigan requirements. Skilled nursing and medical treatment are not included.