Our Care Process

From first call to first visit.

Here is exactly what happens when you reach out, who you will meet, and how we keep care on track.

A caregiver with a client at home

Your free consultation

At home, about an hour, no cost and no obligation.

  1. We listen

    Tell us about your loved one, what is working, and what worries you.

    Care coordinator

  2. Daily living review

    We walk through meals, bathing, dressing, getting around, and daily routines.

    Care coordinator · Registered nurse for Elder Care

  3. Home safety check

    We look for trip hazards, lighting, bathroom safety, and fall risks.

    Care coordinator · Registered nurse for Elder Care

  4. Connection and well-being

    We learn their interests, friendships, and what makes a good day.

    Care coordinator

  5. Your written plan and quote

    You get a care plan and a clear price in writing before care begins.

    Care coordinator · Registered nurse writes the Elder Care plan

After you say yes

  1. Nurse visit for Elder Care

    Before the first visit, our RN assesses your loved one and writes the plan of care for the aide.

    Registered nurse

  2. Your caregiver match

    We match by needs, personality, and schedule, and introduce your caregiver before care starts.

    Care coordinator

  3. First-week check-in

    We call you in the first week to make sure everything feels right.

    Care coordinator

  4. Ongoing quality checks

    Regular check-ins, plus an RN reassessment at least every 60 days for Elder Care.

    Care coordinator · Registered nurse

  5. Updates for family

    With your loved one's permission, we keep the family in the loop.

    Care coordinator

How we choose caregivers

  • Personally interviewed
  • References checked
  • Background screened
  • NJ-certified aides for Elder Care

Not the right fit? Tell us, and we will find a new match.

Common questions

Is the consultation really free?

Yes. There is no cost and no obligation.

Who will come to my home?

Our care coordinator. For Elder Care, our registered nurse also visits before care begins.

How soon can care start?

Often within 48 hours of your signed service agreement, depending on your needs and schedule.

What if the caregiver is not the right fit?

Just tell us. We will find a better match.

How much does care cost?

Companion Care starts at $32 an hour and Elder Care at $37 an hour, with a 3-hour minimum visit. You get exact pricing in writing before care begins. See our Cost of Care page for details and a cost calculator.

Ready for your free consultation?