Around-the-Clock Senior Care in Troy, MI

What Our Home Care Company Provides

Fall Prevention That Never Sleeps

Troy's senior population is growing, and so are fall-related ER visits at Corewell Health Beaumont Troy. The majority of serious falls happen at night — during bathroom trips, when balance and vision are compromised. Our overnight caregivers don't just respond to falls; they prevent them. They ensure pathways are clear, nightlights are working, and they're physically present to assist with transfers that would otherwise be attempted alone.

Building a Care Team Your Family Trusts

24-hour care means your loved one will interact with caregivers for the majority of their waking (and sleeping) hours. That relationship matters enormously. We introduce caregivers gradually when possible, ensure consistency in the team rotation, and maintain open communication with family members. In Troy, many of our long-term 24-hour clients tell us their caregivers feel like extended family.

Comparing 24-Hour Care to Assisted Living

Many Troy families weigh 24-hour home care against moving to an assisted living facility. The cost of a private room in Oakland County assisted living averages $5,000-$7,000 per month. the average live-in rate among area home care companies is $400–$500 per day may seem higher, but it provides one-on-one attention in a familiar setting — something facilities cannot match. For seniors with dementia or anxiety about new environments, staying home with professional support often leads to better outcomes.

Local Facilities We Coordinate With

• Corewell Health Beaumont Troy
• Troy Community Center
• Stage Nature Center

How does 24-hour care compare to assisted living in Troy?

Assisted living in Oakland County averages $5,000-$7,000 per month. Live-in care through Southeast Michigan agencies averages $400–$500 per day but provides one-on-one attention in a familiar environment.

Can you provide 24-hour care for stroke recovery in Troy?

Yes. Stroke recovery often requires continuous supervision for fall prevention, mobility assistance, and monitoring for secondary symptoms. Our Troy caregivers support post-stroke recovery at home.

What happens if my parent needs care beyond what a live-in can provide?

We transition smoothly to rotating 12-hour shifts with awake overnight coverage. This is a common progression and we handle it without disrupting your loved one's routine.