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Types of Care
In-Home Caregivers in Old Bridge, NJ
Offering Compassionate, Professional Care
No matter how young or able you are, caring for a family member who needs assistance can be physically and emotionally challenging. Thankfully, Homewatch CareGivers® offer caregiving services in Old Bridge and the surrounding areas for your convenience and peace of mind.
We’re ready to take great care of you! Contact us at (732) 313-0516 for your free evaluation!
Learn more about our Homewatch CareGivers University
Get 3 months of Complimentary access
We are offering complimentary access to our Homewatch CareGivers University that offers many courses about how to best care for your loved one!
Dementia affects millions of families across the nation. Did you know?
- There are over 5.7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s
- Every 65 seconds a new person is diagnosed in the US
- 31.4% of home health agency patients are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and other dementia diseases
*Video Transcript: This is my mom. She loves gardening. She also loves crossword puzzles and running errands during the day. But everything changed as my mom became impacted by dementia. She lost the ability to do the simplest things and I couldn't always be there for her when she needed me. That's when a friend told me about Homewatch Caregivers. They don't just treat the condition, they help the whole person. They enrich her quality of life and empower her independence as much as possible. Homewatch Caregivers: with them, care is human.
Let us help you care for your loved one living with dementia!
Why Choose Homewatch CareGivers?
Discover how professional caregivers approach caring for your loved one, in order to engage and bond with them as individuals.-
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Keeping Them Safe and Comfortable
Your Loved One Deserves the Best Care
From senior care to care for individuals with physical disabilities, our esteemed care team has what it takes to provide your loved one with the care that he or she needs to not only feel better but to feel comfortable, appreciated, and empowered. Our name is backed by almost 40 years of experience in the field. From part-time care to full-time care, we take the time to sit down with you and understand your situation. We then offer you a complimentary evaluation to learn more about your loved one before hand-selecting a care team that matches his or her needs and personal interests.
