I recently needed help caring for a family member who was leaving a sub-acute care facility to be…read morehome on hospice. The hospice organization I worked with used FirstLight HomeCare, so with some trepidation I contacted them. (I was a little skittish, because decades ago, we'd hired a caregiver through an agency for my late father-in-law, and despite the agency's screening procedures, she had stolen from him.) Amanda at FirstLight eased my concerns when I first met her, and my experience with the caregivers she supplied made a HUGE positive difference during the time my loved one had left. The aides were unfailingly caring and kind, concerned about his needs, and treated him with care and consideration. I can truly say that I don't think I could have survived the last 5 weeks of my loved one's life without the help provided by the FirstLight caregivers.

High turn over of staff, my Dad was sent to the hospital 14 times over a 2 month period for things…read morethat could have been handled by a staff member such as bandaging a minor bleed. Made calls to children all night long for non essential information. Facility smelled, activities centered around church and prayer not anything stimulating or interesting. My Dad was frequently locked in his room for long periods of time. It's all about profit margin not patient care. Understaffed as well as high turnover left patients without proper care.

When we first visited with my Mom we were told "they have never kicked anyone out" for not being…read moreable to continue to pay the over $8,000/month fee for living there. My Mom has paid them hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last 2.5 years and now that she doesn't have the money to continue to pay that they want to ship her off to another facility of their choosing without telling us where until the last minute. She's 92 and it will be devastating for her to have to move. They said they are at their quota for Medicare and will not have a bed for her. Don't send your loved ones there!!!!!!

We really enjoy working with the people at MCL. If you have memory care needs check them out!read more

From the owner: Fox Trail Memory Care Living at South River, NJ strives to provide the finest memory care services…read moreavailable in New Jersey. Under new management, our boutique support community ensures a safe and secure environment for residents living with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's Disease, as well as other cognitive impairments. Our twenty-four-hour onsite staff provide medication management, housekeeping, home-cooked daily meals with snacks, premier memory care programming (SPARK), and other comprehensive services. We also conduct meaningful activities to stimulate brain function and engagement for our residents. Visit Fox Trail Memory Care Living at South River today.

During a very difficult time for our family, Assisting Hands was there for us! Each caregiver…read moredemonstrated exceptional care and always with compassion. Regine, Sa-anne and Ino were beyond the best and can not express our gratitude enough. Kerri, the Care Coordinator worked with me to assign the perfect care that would fit our schedules. She went out of our way to ensure we received exactly what we needed. I highly recommend this agency to anyone looking for caregiving without the worry.

From the admin staff to the caregivers themselves, my family and I were extremely happy with the…read morecare my Mother received. The Health Aids were always on-time, totally professional, skilled and compassionate.

Very friendly staff, beautiful location, safe, and very welcoming & CLEAN. Thank you!read more

My mother moved into Care One AL in East Brunsick and was adjustment for all of us. The…read moreadministrator/Ekta and Activities/Deb have went out of their way to make my mom feel welcome. My mother speaks well and often of Deb/Activities. She keeps my mom engaged in life at her new home along wiht giving her voice/choice in activities. Activities/Deb also gives my mom assignments to help giving her purpose. So happy my mother is in good hands. Shannon Gregory