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.

11/14/2025

Managing diabetes takes daily care and consistency, especially for seniors. Small steps can make a big difference in maintaining energy, balance, and comfort at home. Here are some practical ways to stay on track:

✅ Plan balanced snacks. Pair fiber-rich carbs with protein to help keep blood sugar steady throughout the day.
✅ Stay on schedule with medication. Use reminders or a pill organizer to prevent missed doses.
✅ Check feet regularly. Look for any redness, cuts, or swelling. Early detection prevents complications.
✅ Stay hydrated. Water supports circulation and helps control blood sugar levels.
✅ Move gently. Light exercise, like walking or stretching, can improve insulin sensitivity.
✅ Monitor blood sugar. Keep a simple log to share with healthcare providers.
✅ Caregiver support matters. Caregivers can assist with meal prep, reminders, and daily routines to help maintain consistency and peace of mind.

This World Diabetes Day, let’s encourage awareness, healthy habits, and compassionate care for the seniors in our lives.

If you need assistance with your senior loved one, Comfort Keepers are always here to help: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/new-jersey/montclair/

11/13/2025

Did you know that about 29.2% of adults aged 65 and older in the U.S. have diabetes, both diagnosed and undiagnosed? That’s nearly 1 in 3 seniors.

Managing diabetes is essential for maintaining long-term health and independence. Regular checkups, balanced nutrition, and staying active all play a vital role in prevention and control.

11/11/2025

Today, we proudly salute the heroes who have worn our nation’s uniform and dedicated their lives to protecting our freedom.

At Comfort Keepers, we hold a special place in our hearts for senior veterans, the men and women whose courage and service continue to inspire generations. Their sacrifices remind us of the values of honor, resilience, and compassion that guide us every day.

11/09/2025

Caring for a loved one can be one of life’s most meaningful experiences, but it’s also a big responsibility that requires preparation, balance, and support.

Before you begin, here are 5 essential things every new caregiver should know:

1. Get organized. Plan ahead for medical appointments and emergencies.

2. Protect finances. Keep an eye on bank statements and set
safeguards in place.

3. Acknowledge stress. Caregivers are more prone to anxiety and burnout. Take breaks and care for yourself, too.

4. Create community. Connect with other caregivers who understand what you’re going through.

5. Prevent sibling conflict. Be open about your needs and ask for help when it’s needed.

Watch the full video from AARP: https://www.aarp.org/videos/things-to-know-this-week/6365966013112/

11/07/2025

As flu season approaches, it’s important to take a few extra precautions to protect our senior loved ones and those who care for them.
Use this quick checklist to help everyone stay healthy this season:

✅ Get vaccinated early. Seniors and caregivers should receive their annual flu shot for the best protection.

✅ Encourage frequent handwashing. Use warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds.

✅ Disinfect high-touch surfaces. Clean doorknobs, light switches, and remote controls regularly.

✅ Keep tissues and sanitizer within reach. Promote good hygiene habits at home and on the go.

✅ Stay home when feeling unwell. Rest, recover, and avoid spreading illness to loved ones.

✅ Maintain healthy routines. Balanced meals, hydration, and rest support a strong immune system.

✅ Follow Comfort Keepers’ safety protocols. Our caregivers follow strict hygiene and illness-prevention measures to protect clients and families year-round.

Together, we can make this flu season safer, healthier, and worry-free for seniors and their caregivers.

11/06/2025

Regular checkups can make all the difference, and the numbers prove it. Among Medicare beneficiaries living in the community in 2024, 97% received a blood pressure screening, and about 91% had their cholesterol checked in the past year.

These preventive screenings help seniors stay informed, catch potential issues early, and enjoy a healthier, more independent life.

11/04/2025

Each November, the Movember movement reminds us to focus on men’s health, and that includes our senior loved ones. As men age, staying proactive about wellness can make all the difference.

👨‍⚕️ Prostate Health:
Encourage regular screenings and open conversations with healthcare providers. Early detection saves lives.

🧠 Mental Wellbeing:
Many older men face loneliness or depression, especially after retirement or loss of independence. Check in regularly, plan activities together, and offer a listening ear.

🤝 Caregiver Tip:
Help establish routines that include exercise, social connection, and medical checkups. Small, consistent efforts create lasting impact.

Let’s make men’s health a priority this November, because awareness and care go hand in hand.

🔗 Learn more about how Comfort Keepers can support men’s health and independence: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/new-jersey/montclair/

11/02/2025

Daylight Saving Time ends today, and evenings will get darker earlier. For families caring for older loved ones, this clock-back shift can change routines and affect safety. Here are simple steps to help your loved one adjust comfortably:

🔷 Check and update home lighting: Use brighter bulbs in hallways, add night lights in bathrooms and stairways, and place lamps near favorite chairs.
🔷 Review medication and meal times: Confirm any time-sensitive doses so nothing is missed when the clocks change.
🔷 Reassess evening routines: Allow extra time for walkers, transfers, or steps that are harder in low light.
🔷 Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and keep emergency contact cards easy to find.
🔷 Consider a companion visit or extra check-ins for the first few evenings while everyone adapts.

Wishing you safe, cozy evenings as you adjust to the seasonal change.

11/01/2025

November marks the start of Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, a reminder to watch for subtle changes, especially in older adults: yellowing skin or eyes, unexplained weight loss, upper abdominal or mid-back pain, dark urine or pale/greasy stools, fatigue, and new-onset or suddenly harder-to-control diabe
tes.
If something feels off, don’t wait! Schedule a checkup and bring notes on symptoms, meds, and recent changes.

Learn more and find resources at the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network: https://pancan.org/

10/31/2025

Halloween is a time for fun, laughter, and making memories with the ones we love. For families caring for senior loved ones, it’s also an opportunity to create moments that are safe, inclusive, and joyful.

Whether it’s sharing stories over a bowl of candy, enjoying a cozy movie night, or welcoming trick-or-treaters together, these small traditions can bring light, comfort, and connection.

From our family to yours, we wish you a safe and happy Halloween filled with warmth, joy, and togetherness.

Learn more about Comfort Keepers: https://www.comfortkeepers.com/

10/30/2025

Most dementia care stops at “safety.” That’s not enough.

Families in our community need a break where they know their loved one is still seen, heard, and engaged.

That’s why we’re proud to be part of a national CMS-supported initiative, the GUIDE Model, and to partner with PocketRN to bring coordinated, dementia-specific care right into local homes.

What this means for families in North Jersey:
- Access to virtual nursing
- In-home care from caregivers trained in Alzheimer’s & Dementia
- Person-centered support through our Positive Pathways™ program
- No cost to eligible families

We know what it feels like to love someone with dementia. This partnership gives families the confidence, tools, and compassionate backup they need at every stage.

📞 Curious if your family qualifies?
Let’s talk: (973) 707-2310

10/29/2025

For seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia, late afternoon and evening can bring restlessness, confusion, or agitation, a phenomenon known as sundowning. While medication is sometimes considered, there are many non-medical strategies that families can try first:

🔹 Stick to a routine – Consistency in daily schedules reduces stress and confusion.
🔹 Watch the diet – Limit caffeine, sugar, and heavy meals late in the day.
🔹 Adjust the environment – Soft lighting, calming sounds, or familiar objects can create a sense of comfort.
🔹 Encourage activity earlier – Gentle exercise and engagement during the day can ease evening restlessness.
🔹 Create a calm evening ritual – Reading, listening to soothing music, or a warm bath can signal it’s time to wind down.

With patience and planning, families can often ease sundowning symptoms and help their loved ones feel more at peace in the evenings.

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.