NJ Home Health Aide FAQ

We are excited that you want to get started with Bloomfield, NJ Home Care! Please give us a call to schedule a FREE Home Care Assessment! We can create your custom care plan, and get you matched with a caregiver in no time.

Our team of caregivers is available 24/7, day or night! If you or your loved one needs Bloomfield, NJ Home Care right away, we can be the one to provide you with care options! Please give us a call as soon as possible, and we can help get you started with the care you need. Call our office at (973) 604-2026 to start home care TODAY!

Prior to employment, Astir Home Health Care management performs thorough background checks and screenings for all of our caregivers and staff members. Throughout the week, our caregivers are monitored by an RN on-staff to direct and oversee the custom care plan, as well as offer any support to the caregiver and/or family members.

Our NJ caregivers are selected from applicants for their kindness, patience, compassion, and their experience in the medical and/or home care industries. Rest assured that you or your loved one is in safe and capable hands!

Our team works with each of our clients to keep Bloomfield, NJ Home Care costs as low as possible. Home care can be invaluable for you or your loved one to make sure they are safe and healthy at home so that family members can have the freedom to manage their own responsibilities and enjoy precious family time with their elders. Let us do the hard work for their care.

We understand it can be hard to pay for our services. Some long-term care insurance policies will cover Bloomfield, NJ Home Care. We can assist you in learning more about this process if you need help.

Currently, we accept the following payment options: Private pay, veteran’s benefits, and long-term care insurance.

Physical therapy addresses a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal injuries (e.g., sprains, fractures), post-surgical recovery, chronic pain (e.g., arthritis, back pain), neurological disorders (e.g., stroke, Parkinson's disease), and age-related mobility issues. Therapists tailor treatments to individual needs.

Physical therapy is designed to reduce pain, not increase it. Some discomfort may occur as you work through exercises or regain mobility, but therapists adjust treatments to ensure it's manageable and beneficial.

If they struggle with daily tasks, are recovering from an injury or illness, or show a decline in physical or cognitive abilities, an evaluation by a professional can help determine their needs.

They address conditions like arthritis, stroke recovery, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, developmental disorders, and injuries affecting daily activities.

Yes, speech therapy can support seniors with dementia by enhancing their communication, teaching compensatory strategies, and helping with cognitive tasks like memory and problem-solving.

While it can’t prevent cognitive decline entirely, speech therapy provides strategies and exercises to slow its progression and help seniors maintain communication and cognitive functions for longer.