Surgery Recovery Home Care in Troy, MI

What Our Home Care Company Provides

Range of Motion — The Clock Is Ticking

After knee replacement, scar tissue begins forming immediately. If your loved one doesn't achieve adequate flexion within the first 6 weeks, the window for natural range of motion starts closing. Our Troy caregivers understand this urgency. They don't let your parent skip their exercises because 'it hurts today.' They encourage the prescribed repetitions with the right balance of compassion and firmness, tracking the degree measurements that your PT needs to assess progress and adjust the therapy plan.

The Ice-and-Elevation Discipline

Surgeons at Beaumont Troy prescribe ice and elevation protocols for good reason — they reduce swelling that impedes healing and limits range of motion. But following these protocols every 2-3 hours, positioning the leg correctly, and timing the sessions around exercise and meals requires discipline that pain and fatigue make difficult. Our caregivers manage this schedule precisely, ensuring swelling stays controlled so each physical therapy session can build on the last.

Navigating Your Home on One Good Leg

Your parent's Troy home wasn't designed for someone recovering from knee surgery. Stairs, bathroom thresholds, thick carpet, that step down into the living room — every surface becomes a potential obstacle. Our caregivers assess these hazards on day one and create safe pathways. They're physically present for every transfer, every bathroom trip, and every walk to the kitchen — because falls during knee recovery can damage the new joint and send your loved one back to surgery.

Local Facilities We Coordinate With

• Corewell Health Beaumont Troy
• Troy Community Center
• Troy Senior Services