New Jersey home care
Home care in Morris County, NJ
Licensed home care aides for parents in Morris County, matched to the hours, language and routines your family needs.
You don't pay. There's no fee.
Home care in Morris County, in plain words
Home care in Morris County means a licensed aide comes to your parent's home for a few hours a day, overnight, or as a live-in, to help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, errands and company.
Morris County homes are spread out, so reliable aides with cars matter, especially for doctor visits and errands. Live-in care is a common question for parents on larger properties.
We serve families across Morris County, including Morristown, Madison, Chatham, Parsippany, Denville, Randolph and Mendham.
How we help
We sit with you first: what a normal day looks like, which hours are hardest, language and food preferences, and your budget. Then we introduce licensed private-pay home care agencies in Morris County that can staff those hours, and you decide. You don't pay. There's no fee.
For an immediate need, such as a discharge this week, call (201) 686-8232.
After a hospital stay
Many families call us the week a parent leaves Morristown Medical Center, Saint Clare's and Chilton Medical Center. Ask the discharge planner what help is needed at home and when, then tell us. We line up an agency that can start on the right day, and we check in after the first week. See hospital discharge help.
Language, culture and food
Spanish, Polish and Hindi speaking aides are among the requests we hear in Morris. Tell us what your parent speaks and eats, and we ask agencies for aides who fit.
Licensed, and how to check
In New Jersey, home care agencies are registered with the Division of Consumer Affairs as health care service firms, and aides who provide hands-on care are Certified Homemaker-Home Health Aides certified by the New Jersey Board of Nursing. Ask any agency for its registration and the aide's certification.
When home care is no longer enough
If needs grow to overnight help every night, wandering, or two-person transfers, it may be time to compare a community. Read in-home care vs assisted living.
Morris County: what the official New Jersey list shows
The New Jersey license file lists 61 senior care settings in Morris County: 23 assisted living settings, 5 memory or dementia care settings, 2 personal care homes, 7 adult day centers and 24 nursing homes. They are spread across 25 towns.
The towns with the most licensed listings are Florham Park (7), Parsippany (6), Morristown (5), Whippany (5), Morris Plains (4), Chatham (3).
Home care agencies are licensed separately and are not in this file. The adult day centers below are worth knowing anyway: many families pair a few days of adult day with part-time home care.
Licensed names in Morris County
- Caring for Life Adult Day Care, llc, Parsippany
- Jianyang & Kangerhouse llc, Cedar Knolls
- Morris Adult Day Care, Parsippany
- Niramay Adult Day Care Center, Parsippany
- Param Adult Day Care, Morris Plains
- Parsippany Adult Daycare Center, Parsippany
- Second Inning I Adult Day Care Center, Whippany
- Atlantic Rehabilitation Institute, Morristown
- Careone at Hanover Township, Whippany
- Careone at Madison Avenue, Morristown
- Careone at Parsippany, Parsippany Troy Hill
- Cedar Crest/mountainview Gardens, Pompton Plains
- Chatham Hills Subacute Care Center, Chatham
- Cheshire Home, Florham Park
- Dwelling Place at St Clares, Dover
- Excel Care at Dover, Dover
- Fallsview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Boonton
- Florham Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, Florham Park
- Garden Terrace Nursing Home, Chatham
- Heath Village, Hackettstown
- Holly Manor Center, Mendham
- Lincoln Park Care Center, Lincoln Park
- Lincoln Park Renaissance, Lincoln Park
- Livia Health and Senior Living, East Hanover
- Merry Heart Nursing Home, Succasunna
- Morris View Healthcare Center, Morristown
- Morristown Post Acute Rehab and Nursing Center, Morristown
- New Jersey Firemen's Home, Boonton
- Oaks at Denville, the, Denville
- Pine Acres Rehabilitation and Healthcare, Madison
New Jersey names come from NJ DOH All_LTC.xlsx dated August 21, 2026. We list names only. We do not rank, rate, or publish prices or openings. See every licensed listing or search the state directly.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does home care cost in Morris County?
- Agencies quote by the hour, and rates depend on the hours, the level of care, weekends and overnights. Ask each agency for its hourly rate and minimum shift in writing. We do not publish agency prices.
- Can we get a live-in aide?
- Many agencies offer live-in care. The aide needs a private place to sleep and real breaks. Ask how the agency covers days off.
- Do you accept Medicaid home care?
- We help private-pay families. If your parent is on Medicaid, we point you to the right New Jersey ADRC (1-877-222-3737) contact on the first call.
- Do families pay you?
- You don't pay. There's no fee. A licensed agency may pay us a referral fee after a successful private-pay start of care. We do not take a fee on Medicaid funded care.
Ways to start
Sit with us first. Then pick the home.
- Call (201) 686-8232. Best for an immediate need such as a discharge this week.
- Take the two minute care quiz
- See how we help families
- Print the tour question checklist
- Communities and agencies: partner with us
Informational and referral only. Not medical, legal, or insurance advice. We do not operate communities or employ aides, and we do not publish community prices, waitlists, or bed counts. Verify licensing and current rates with each community or agency.
This site is not medical or financial advice. Confirm coverage with the plan or the state Medicaid office. Facility fees are set by the community.