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Home Care Resources

Post-Stroke Hospital-to-Home Care

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At Preferred Care at Home of Central New Jersey, we partner with hospitals and families to support recovery and ensure a safe, seamless transition from hospital to home.

Hospital-to-Home Transitions for Seniors

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Hospital-to-home care supports a safe, smooth transition from hospital or rehab back home, helping seniors recover comfortably and avoid readmission.

How to Help Your Aging Parents When You Live Far Away

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Tips for helping your aging parents when you live far away, including safety checks, legal prep, caregiving options, and ways to stay connected from a distance.

Staying Active Helps Seniors Stay Independent

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Mobility is critical for living independently. It allows us to complete everyday tasks and pursue our favorite activities.

What Services Do Seniors Need Most?

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Seniors often need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, and also with companionship, housekeeping, meals, medications, and transportation.

Using Long-Term Care Insurance to Pay for In-Home Care

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PCAH of Central New Jersey has help many families navigate the long-term care insurance claim process. Below is the story of Paul, one of our long-term care insurance clients.

Should I Hire an Independent Caregiver or Home Care Agency?

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The primary difference between hiring a professional caregiver and a freelance caregiver is the employer responsibilities.

Understanding the Difference: Live-In Care vs 24-Hour Care

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The terms “live-in” and “24-hour” care are often used interchangeably, but there are big differences between the two.

Caregiver Burnout: When to Ask for Help

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Caregiver burnout is real and serious. Learn how to recognize the signs, protect your well-being, and find the support you need.

Alzheimer’s and Dementia: 10 Signs Your Loved One Needs In-Home Care

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Recognizing the early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s and dementia is crucial for planning the right care for your loved one.