In-home care that lets you or your loved one stay home in New Jersey.

Non-medical home care from careberi costs $36–$50 an hour in New Jersey, depending on the level of help and the time of day, with no minimum per visit. For example, 20 hours a week comes to about $720–$1,000. You'll have the exact weekly number in writing before you commit to anything. Rates as of September 2026.

Not yet. careberi provides non-medical home care today: help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, companionship, and getting around. Home health care is medical care ordered by a doctor, and it's something we plan to offer in the future. If your loved one needs medical care at home now, their doctor can arrange it through a home health agency, and careberi can provide the non-medical help alongside it.

We aim to start within 48 hours, and same-day for hospital discharges when we have a caregiver available in your area. Call — even late — and we'll tell you honestly what we can staff.

Yes. Through careberi cares, our pro bono program, we set aside free caregiving hours each month for New Jersey seniors and adults with disabilities in financial hardship who don't qualify for other help. Anyone can apply or nominate someone — a family member, a social worker, or the person themselves.

Most parents say that. It usually goes better when the first visit is framed around something specific and non-personal — meals, driving, housekeeping — rather than "you need a caregiver." We're happy to help you plan the conversation before anyone shows up.

Employees, not contractors — which means they're covered by our liability and workers' comp insurance, not your family's homeowners policy. Every caregiver clears a national background check, a driving record check, and reference calls, and completes ongoing training including dementia care.

Medicare doesn't pay for non-medical home care, so most families pay privately. If your loved one has long-term care insurance, bring the policy to the home visit — we'll read it with you and help you file the claim. If cost is what's standing in the way, ask about careberi cares, our pro bono program.

Respite care is short-term care that gives a family caregiver a break. With careberi, respite can be one afternoon, a weekend, a standing night each week, or the week you're finally taking a vacation — with the same trained, background-checked caregivers as ongoing care.

Give us 24 hours' notice to change or cancel a shift. There's no long-term contract and no cancellation fee. Care that goes up after a hospital stay and back down as your loved one recovers is normal — we expect it.

Yes. Families who live out of state get visit notes after each shift, a direct line to the care manager, and a call from us if anything changes — a fall, a refused meal, a bad week.