Services
delivered with care
One-on-one assistance for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
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Care that’s designed around their life
We work with adults 21 and older enrolled in the New Jersey DDD waiver program, whether they live with family, independently, or in provider-managed settings.
Get personalized, one-on-one support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities so they can feel confident at home, engaged in the community, and supported by people who truly understand them.
Who we serve
If you’re not sure whether you or your family member is eligible, we will help you with information about DDD enrollment and supports.
At your service
Here to shoulder the challenges of living with an adult with developmental disabilities
In-home support
Support that feels personal, dependable, and right at home.
Top Care Support provides one-on-one assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), routines, and home life so that each person can feel safe, comfortable, and more independent in their home.
In-home support includes:
Assistance with ADLs, including bathing, dressing, grooming, and using the restroom, based on individual needs and support plans.
Help with daily routines, meal preparation, light housekeeping, and organizing a safe, clean home environment.
Prompts and coaching for medication routines, as allowed; health-related reminders; and following care recommendations.
Teaching daily living skills like laundry, simple cooking, using schedules, and managing personal belongings.
What you can expect is a DSP coming several days a week to help with morning routines, support ADLs, prepare meals, and practice skills that make each day more manageable and independent.
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Community-based support
Support to get out, connect, and build confidence in everyday community life. Community-based support helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities participate in activities they enjoy, build social skills, and feel more comfortable navigating their world.
Community-based support includes:
Going on outings such as shopping, walks, local events, library visits, or fitness activities.
Supporting social experiences like meeting friends, attending groups, and building social communication skills.
Practicing community safety, money skills, and travel skills, such as using transportation, crossing streets safely, or following routes.
Encouraging participation in recreation, volunteering, and meaningful daytime activities that match the person’s interests and goals.
What you can expect is a DSP meeting with your loved one several afternoons a week to go into the community, practice social interactions, and build skills to move through the day with more confidence and independence.
Behavioral support
Behavioral support that understands the whole person and not just the behavior. Top Care Support offers access to a dedicated behavior support team, including BCBA-level oversight, to help address challenging behaviors and build positive skills at home and in the community.
Behavioral support includes:
Behavioral assessments to understand triggers, strengths, and needs.
Development of behavior support strategies and plans tailored to the individual and their environment.
Coaching and training for DSPs and families on de-escalation, redirection, and teaching positive coping skills.
Ongoing monitoring, data review, and adjustments to strategies to support long-term progress and safety.
What you can expect is your DSP and behavior support team working together to prevent crises, respond calmly when behaviors escalate, and teach new skills that help your loved one communicate needs, manage emotions, and participate more fully in daily life.
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Family Hired Support
Support that comes from someone you already know and trust.
Top Care Support hires and fully onboards family members as your loved one’s Direct Support Professional (DSP), giving you stability and confidence while we handle training, compliance, and guidance.
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Onboarding and training to
equip you with the skills needed.
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Guidance on documentation,
schedules, and care expectations.
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Support and check-ins from our
behavioral and administrative team.
What you can expect is someone your loved one already knows and trusts, who will come alongside our team to provide reliable, compassionate support. We manage the paperwork, training, and oversight, and you focus on connection and care.
Reclaim your life, and expand theirs
Gain some time to run errands, meet a friend for coffee, and get some work done, knowing your loved one is being cared for with love and respect
Build skills for independence
Support that helps each person grow at their own pace.
Skill-building services help adults develop the practical skills they need to be more independent at home and in the community.
readiness
possible employment
A DSP will work 1:1 with your loved one to practice small, manageable steps. They will learn to plan their day, cook simple meals, and handle money so that they can feel more in control of their life.
Family relief
Time to breathe, rest, and reset, while your loved one remains supported. Family relief services provide coverage so primary caregivers can step away while routines and support continue.
where DSPs provide in-home or community support while primary caregivers attend appointments, work, or take needed breaks.
behavioral strategies, and communication approaches to help the person feel secure and supported.
during particularly stressful periods or transitions.
Real relationships and stability matter
No shortcuts are used in getting you set up with a DSP.
We follow a rigorous method for matching your loved one with a DSP Top Care Support carefully matches each person with a direct support professional who fits their needs, personality, and goals, then stays involved to support that relationship over time.
and learn about your loved one’s strengths, routines, preferences, and behaviors.
based on experience, training, and personality.
a gradual start when needed to help build trust.
ongoing supervision, check-ins, and backup plans when schedules or staffing needs change.
The goal is simple:
A stable, trusted relationship that doesn’t feel like it might disappear at any moment.
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