Comfort Keepers Montclair, Hasbrouck Heights and Parsippany NJ

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Comfort Keepers Montclair, Hasbrouck Heights and Parsippany NJ

NJ Licensed In-Home Care Provider Serving seniors & adults in the select areas of Essex, Bergen, Passaic, Union, Morris, Hudson & Middlesex counties.

Comfort Keepers provides interactive in-home care for your loved ones in the comforts of their homes. Our caregivers are trained, certified, insured and bonded to provide variety of personal and/or companion care services ranging from companionship to light housekeeping to meal preparation to incidental transportation to grocery shopping to assitance with activities of daily living to specialized Alzheimer's & Dementia care as well as 24-hour and live-in services. The focus is not only to provide care but to be with the seniors and adults who need the assistance and engage and stimulate their minds via interactions and activities. We serve seniors and adults in the suburban towns of Essex County such as Maplewood, Short Hills, Caldwell, West Caldwell, North Caldwell, Montclair, Glen Ridge, Millburn, Roseland, Essex Fells, Verona, South Orange, West Orange and the select towns of Bergen County such as Rutherford, Fort Lee, Hasbrouck Heights, Hackensack, Leonia, Wood-Ridge, Palisades Park, Ridgefield Park, Carlstadt, East Rutherford, Little Ferry, Borgata, South Hackensack,Teterboro and Moonachie and towns of Clifton, Passaic, Union and Vauxhall.

10/11/2025

By the time they reach 60, many seniors are taking multiple prescriptions for chronic conditions like blood pressure, arthritis, or diabetes. However, when medications pile up, so can the risks, confusion, dizziness, and harmful drug interactions.

Warning signs to look for:
⚫ Sudden confusion or memory problems
⚫ Frequent dizziness, weakness, or falls
⚫ Stomach issues like diarrhea or constipation
⚫ Loss of appetite or unusual fatigue

How families can help:
⚫ Schedule yearly medication reviews with a doctor (or after any fall/hospital visit)
⚫ Ask if each prescription is still necessary
⚫ Keep all prescriptions at one pharmacy for safer tracking
⚫ Attend appointments with your loved one to help ask questions and take notes

Medications should support health, not create new challenges. Staying proactive helps protect independence and quality of life.

Read more about it: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/polypharmacy-in-adults-60-and-older?utm_source=chatgpt.com

10/10/2025

One of the most meaningful ways to connect with senior loved ones is by preserving their stories, photos, and traditions. These “legacy projects” aren’t just keepsakes, but bridges between generations.

🔹 Record family stories or favorite memories in writing or audio.
🔹 Organize photo albums or create a digital family archive.
🔹 Cook traditional recipes together and write them down for future generations.
🔹 Collect small mementos that carry meaning and share their history.

Legacy projects give seniors a voice that lives on, while families gain a deeper understanding of the people and traditions that shaped them. It preserves the past and creates lasting bonds for the future.

10/08/2025

Caring for a senior loved one is meaningful but can also be overwhelming. Recognizing burnout early is key to protecting the caregiver and the loved one receiving care.

🔹 Constant Fatigue – Feeling drained no matter how much you rest.
🔹 Irritability or Mood Swings – Little things feel overwhelming or frustrating.
🔹 Withdrawal – Pulling away from friends, family, or activities you once enjoyed.
🔹 Declining Health – Frequent headaches, stomach issues, or getting sick more often.
🔹 Loss of Compassion – Struggling to feel patient, kind, or connected.

If you see these signs in yourself or a sibling caring for a parent, it’s time to pause, seek support, and share the load. Caregiving should never mean going it alone.

10/06/2025

It’s true. Lighting and home design impact Alzheimer’s behaviors.

The environment plays a powerful role in how seniors with Alzheimer’s experience daily life. Small changes in lighting and home design can make a big difference in reducing agitation and creating a sense of calm.

🔹 Consistent Lighting – Avoid harsh contrasts or dim shadows. Soft, steady lighting helps reduce confusion and restlessness, especially in the evening.

🔹 Clear Pathways – Open spaces and uncluttered walkways prevent frustration and lower the risk of falls.

🔹 Familiar Design – Keeping furniture in consistent places and using recognizable décor provides comfort and orientation.

🔹 Natural Light – Exposure to daylight helps regulate sleep patterns and improves mood.

When the home feels safe, familiar, and soothing, seniors with Alzheimer’s are more likely to feel at ease, and families can focus on connection rather than constant redirection.

10/03/2025

Simple words can have a lasting impact. They validate experiences, honor memories, and remind seniors they are valued and deeply connected.

7 Phrases That Make Seniors Feel Seen and Loved
🔹 Tell me more about that
🔹 I’m so glad you’re here
🔹 That must have been hard
🔹 I love hearing your stories
🔹 You matter to me
🔹 I’m here for you
🔹 Thank you for sharing that with me

Words hold power; let’s use them kindly.

10/01/2025

In 2024, nearly 20% of Americans aged 65 and older remained in the labor force. That’s a significant increase, signaling a shift in how our seniors are choosing and needing to stay active and engaged.

We understand the unique challenges this presents, both for seniors and the families who support them.

If you're navigating work, health, or everyday needs for a senior family member, we're here to help. Comfort Keepers provides customized, compassionate home care designed to support active seniors and give families peace of mind.

Learn more at https://www.comfortkeepers.com/

09/30/2025

Every time you offer support or suggest it, you get a stubborn refusal.

Sometimes, what we see as stubbornness is actually a desire for control, dignity, or simply being heard. Approaching these moments with compassion can make all the difference.

Here are 7 gentle ways to help when a senior resists support:

🔹 Listen with empathy
🔹 Ask, don’t demand
🔹 Offer choices
🔹 Involve them in decisions
🔹 Keep routines familiar
🔹 Focus on their strengths
🔹 Be patient, not forceful

Supporting independence doesn't mean stepping back. It means stepping in with understanding.

Independence matters. Compassion bridges the gap.

09/27/2025

Do you or a loved one wish to age in the comfort of home instead of moving to a senior facility?

At Comfort Keepers, we make that possible.

Our caregivers provide compassionate, customized care that supports independence, preserves dignity, and enhances quality of life, right where seniors feel most at peace.

Our services include:
✔️ Companion Care for social connection
✔️ Personal Care like grooming and dressing
✔️ Safety solutions and medication support
✔️ Senior Transportation to appointments
✔️ Technology help to stay connected
✔️ Respite Care for family caregivers
✔️ Specialized Alzheimer’s and Dementia care
✔️ 24-hour care and post-hospital support

Every care plan is thoughtfully tailored to the individual’s needs, goals, and lifestyle. We’re here to help seniors thrive at home with comfort and confidence.

Learn more about how we support seniors and bring peace of mind to families. Click the link https://www.comfortkeepers.com/.

09/25/2025

A caregiver’s bag holds more than just supplies. It carries compassion, preparedness, and a personal touch.

Here’s what you might find inside during a typical in-home visit:

🔷 Gloves, sanitizer, and a care journal
🔷 Blood pressure cuff and medication reminders
🔷 A crossword puzzle or deck of cards for engagement
🔷 A favorite snack or tea the client loves
🔷 A family photo to talk about during a visit
🔷 A handwritten note or quote for encouragement
🔷 Patience, empathy, and a warm smile, every single time

Because caregiving is never just about tasks, it’s about connection, comfort, and making every moment count.

09/23/2025

The Autumn Equinox is a time to pause and reflect as the seasons shift. For many seniors, fall brings cherished memories, quiet moments, and a comforting return to familiar routines.

At Comfort Keepers, we recognize how meaningful this time of year can be. A gentle walk under golden trees, a warm bowl of soup, or simply sharing stories from years past can spark joy and connection.

This season is a reminder that every stage of life holds beauty and purpose. We are honored to support seniors in experiencing the richness of fall with dignity, warmth, and companionship.

09/20/2025

A recent Comfort Keepers survey found 50% of Americans providing senior support don’t identify as caregivers, yet 74% said caregiving was one of the most fulfilling experiences in their lives.

You might be a caregiver and not even know it.

Caregiving isn’t always a formal title. It’s found in the quiet moments, in showing up, in listening, in simply being there.

If you’ve ever helped a loved one age with dignity, safety, and love... you’re a caregiver.

Keep in mind: your impact is bigger than you think.

09/19/2025

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can be overwhelming. We understand that bringing in help is a difficult decision, but it can be rewarding for everyone.

That’s why our specially trained caregivers provide uplifting in-home care that supports your loved one’s independence, safety, and quality of life while giving you peace of mind.

Our caregivers offer:
✅ Personalized care plans
✅ Mentally and emotionally engaging activities
✅ Medication reminders and personal care
✅ Family respite and educational support
✅ In-home safety technology like medical alert systems
✅ Comfort Keepers’ signature Interactive Caregiving™ approach

From meaningful conversations to memory-enhancing activities, we meet your loved one where they are with empathy, patience, and respect.

Let us walk this journey with you.

Contact us to learn more about our Alzheimer's & Dementia Home Care services. Click the link https://www.comfortkeepers.com/.

Address

31 Park Street 2nd Floor
Montclair, NJ
07042

Opening Hours

12am - 12am

Website

https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/new-jersey/montclair

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Comfort Keepers provides interactive in-home care for your loved ones in the comforts of their homes.

Our caregivers are trained, certified, insured and bonded to provide variety of personal and/or companion care services ranging from companionship to light housekeeping to meal preparation. We can also help with incidental transportation for grocery shopping and assistance with other activities of daily living (ADLs). We also provide specialized Alzheimer's & Dementia care as well as 24-hour and live-in services.

Our focus is not only to provide care but to be with the seniors and adults who need the assistance and engage and stimulate their minds via interactions and activities.

We serve seniors and adults in the suburban towns of Essex County such as Maplewood, Short Hills, Caldwell, West Caldwell, North Caldwell, Montclair, Glen Ridge, Millburn, Roseland, Essex Fells, Verona, South Orange, West Orange and the select towns of Bergen County such as Rutherford, Fort Lee, Hasbrouck Heights, Hackensack, Leonia, Wood-Ridge, Palisades Park, Ridgefield Park, Carlstadt, East Rutherford, Little Ferry, Borgata, South Hackensack,Teterboro and Moonachie and towns of Clifton, Passaic, Union and Vauxhall. We also maintain a satellite office in Parsippany so that we can better assist seniors in Parsippany, Livingston, Denville, East Hanover and the surrounding communities.