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Home Care Services in New York


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In New York, home care means help at home with bathing, dressing, meals, and other daily tasks. The state health department licenses agencies, and the type of license affects the care an agency can give. TheMaplio helps you browse New York home care providers, starting with New York City. Ask whether the agency is a Licensed Home Care Services Agency, how it screens aides, and what hours and rates apply.

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Caring One Home Healthcare

Home Care · New York City, New York · Open now

At Caring One Home Healthcare, our team is here to provide care to seniors. We are a team of highly-qualified professionals in New York City who are here to give the caring and compassionate service that we feel everyone deserves.

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Elder Care Homecare New York

Home Care · New York City, New York · Open now

Our home care agency provides dependable assistance to elderly loved ones, including assitance with all daily living activities, companionship and private duty nursing. No matter how complex your needs are, our team of experts can help.

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Alvita Home Care

Alvita Home Care

Home Care · New York City, New York · Open now

Alvita Home Care services enrich seniors' lives. Our goal is to enable seniors and their families to have the highest quality of life possible.

STEPS Home Care

STEPS Home Care

Home Care · New York City, New York · Open now

We understand caring for loved ones can be challenging and stressful. STEPS evolved from the experiences of caring for our family.

blue ridge home care, inc.

blue ridge home care, inc.

Home Care · New York City, New York

Blue Ridge Home Care, Inc. is a Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) that provides quality in-home care services for all ages. Our home health care agency in New York, New York, offers a full range of person-centered services, from companionship to skilled nursing, designed to help those with a continuum of disab...

BAYADA Adult Nursing

BAYADA Adult Nursing

Home Care · New York City, New York · Open now

BAYADA Home Health Care in New York,NY provides private duty nursing services for people diagnosed with a chronic or catastrophic illness, injury, or disability. We improve the lives of our clients and their families by providing excellent medical and rehabilitative care services that alleviate pressure, confusion, and...

First Light Home Care of NYC

First Light Home Care of NYC

Home Care · New York City, New York · Open now

Turn to FirstLight Home Care whenever you or a fellow loved one requires extra assistance around the home. We offer home care solutions to those in the Manhattan area, which includes personal care* and companion care services for the elderly, new mothers, individuals recovering from medial surgery, or any person needin...

Manhattan Home Care

Manhattan Home Care

Home Care · New York City, New York

Manhattan Home Care, a New York-based provider of quality home care services, is built in the strong partnership between two registered nurses with 50 years of nursing experience combined both in hospital and home care settings. Our experience in the industry enables us to know how to better the health condition of our...


Home Care by City in New York



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Home Care in New York Cities

Start with the city where care will take place.

Home Care by City

New York City Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany Yonkers White Plains Utica Brooklyn Queens

Home Care in Nearby States

Families near a border may want to see these states.

Home Care by State

Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont Ohio Maryland New Hampshire

Types of Home Care in New York

Common Home Care Types

Personal Care Home Health Aide Visits Companion Care Dementia Support Live-In Care Overnight Care Respite for Families Help With Errands

Comparing New York Home Care Agencies

Ask these questions during your first phone call.

What to Ask

LHCSA or CHHA License Aide Training and Screening Written Care Plan Rates and Minimum Hours Language Match Backup Aides Nurse Supervision Payment Types Accepted

Home Care Terms to Know in New York

  • LHCSA: Licensed home care agency
  • CHHA: Certified home health agency
  • Medicare: Does not cover non-medical care
  • Medicaid: May help some residents
  • Managed Long-Term Care Plans: May arrange care
  • Your Coverage: Ask which one applies to you

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an LHCSA and a CHHA?

An LHCSA is a state-licensed agency that provides personal care and home health aide help. A CHHA is a certified agency that provides skilled care, such as nursing and therapy, and can bill Medicare. Ask which one you need.

How can I check a New York home care agency?

Search the New York State Department of Health home care profiles. They show the agency type, services, and address. You can also ask the agency for its license details. You can also ask the agency to explain its license in simple words.

Does Medicare pay for home care in New York?

Medicare generally does not pay for non-medical home care, such as help with bathing and meals. It may cover skilled home health after a doctor orders it. Ask the agency and your plan before care starts.

How many hours of home care can I book?

Most agencies set a minimum number of hours per visit, and some offer live-in or overnight care. Ask about minimums, night options, and rates. Get them in writing. Also ask how the agency handles a missed visit.

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What should a care plan include?

A care plan lists the tasks the aide will do, the schedule, and any health notes. It should be written and updated as needs change. Ask to see it before care starts.

Can I find aides who speak my language?

Many agencies in New York City employ aides who speak more than one language. Ask which languages are available and request a match when you call.

Is home care different in New York City than upstate?

Yes. New York City has many more agencies, while some upstate areas have fewer choices. Ask if an agency serves your address before you request a quote.