Elizabeth is an amazing, caring advocate for dealing with senior issues. She has helped me with my…read moreown issues navigating Medicare, as well as guided me to get help for many of my friends entering senior life. She has years of experience and a lot of compassion.

From the owner: 30+ years helping families navigate aging, illness, and care decisions without unnecessary stress…read moreor cost. Clear, ethical guidance when you need it most. Caring for an aging parent or loved one can feel overwhelming especially when you’re faced with urgent decisions and complex systems. You don’t have to figure this out alone. I am a bilingual (English/Spanish), bicultural Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 30 years of experience guiding families through healthcare, aging services, and long-term care planning. I help adult caregivers navigate hospital discharges, home care, hospice, assisted living and nursing placement, dementia care, Medicaid, and advance care planning. I’ve supported thousands of families through illness, caregiving stress, and major life transitions across hospitals, cancer care, mental health, and senior services. My approach is compassionate, clear, and practical. I provide personalized guidance so you can make informed decisions with confidence without unnecessary stress or financial burden. I understand how complicated systems can be, and I help you access the right care and resources when you need them most. I offer a free consultation to help you gain clarity and direction. When you’re not sure what to do next, I’m here to guide you.

When my mother's health started declining, I was terrified of leaving her alone. The thought of her…read morestruggling without help kept me up at night. Then we found this home health care service, and everything changed. The caregivers didn't just do their job--they became part of our family. They treated my mother with patience, dignity, and genuine kindness. I saw the light return to her eyes, the comfort of knowing she wasn't alone. I can't express the relief I felt knowing she was in such capable, compassionate hands. If you're hesitating, don't. This service is a lifeline.

From the owner: Angel Touch Private Caregiver LLC provides home health care services such as home care assistance,…read moresenior health care services, meal preparation, medication reminder, and more. We are based in Bogota, NJ. Contact us for more information. We serve Bogota, NJ, South Hackensack, NJ; Ridgefield Park, NJ; Maywood, NJ; Little Ferry, NJ; Leonia, NJ and the surrounding areas. Home Health Care, Health Care, Senior Health Care Services, Home Care Assistance, Health Care Services Local Professional Caregivers

My family has used several different home care services in the past and none can compare to the…read moreservice and quality of service that Eleon Healthcare has provided to us. The owner takes great pride in placing qualified and professional caregivers. When you want only the best for your loved ones, this is the place! My family has used several different home care services in the past and none can compare to the service and quality of service that Eleon Healthcare has provided to us. The owner takes great pride in placing qualified and professional caregivers. When you want only the best for your loved ones, this is the place!

From the owner: We strive to be one of the leading providers of a wide range of quality home health care services,…read morerecognized for enduring dedication to provide innovative, professional, and compassionate care to the communities we serve. Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week using an answering service and on-call procedures after normal working hours, weekends, and holidays. As needed, staff may be assigned to make patient visits after normal business hours.

Great service, communication, comforting and helpful staff. Very reasonable and prompt. Highly…read morerecommended

we had an immediate need for a live-in caregiver for my husband's mother who was being discharged…read morefrom a hospital for home hospice. Sharon, who is wonderful, sent us an angel! Samantha was only with my mother-in-law for 10 days before she passed. Samantha is the most caring, attentive, thorough, professional, sweet person on the planet. She gave the same care and respect she would give to her own mother. Even the Hospice nurse was extremely impressed with Samantha and her level of care. My mother-in-law was given the care, dignity, and love to pass in her own home surrounded by her family - which includes Samantha. Samantha truly is an angel!

PROS: loads of parking, nice dining area, and full rehab area…read more CONS: place looks outdated, Neijer is a nurse who is as mean as can be, food is low quality, without insurance it's $10k+ a month to stay here, and they never answer their phones OVERALL: Careone corporate has a reputation of being bad, and this place isn't an exception. I would not take anyone here even for a day, and I would stay away from the male nurse named Neijer

My bad was in here for 28 days. He had a fall and was in the hospital for 10 days then transferred…read morehere for rehab. I have some good and bad things to say about the facility. Luckily my dad is walking without a wheelchair now just using a walker. CareOne is to thank for that because the physical therapy helped him to regain some independence in mobility. Good The social worker Janelle was top tier. She paid attention to detail, was patient and helped us navigate in finding wheelchairs, health aides, etc,. Bad My dad developed a bad blister on the bottom of his foot. It was so bad that even now in November he is still dealing with the effects of it. Nobody at the facility realized just how bad it was and now you can see all the way to the bone. He had no prior issues with his feet. My dad also has a L1 spine break that nobody caught until we paid for a MRI. The facility is extremely short staffed. There were 2 covid outbreaks in his last few days there. The sense of urgency with the patients was non existent. There were days when my dad would be sitting wet on the bed for a long while. Even though he was going to Physical therapy most days they did not encourage him to use the bathroom or any other things on his own so he was in bed 80 percent of the day.

I am deeply disappointed by my experience with Amedisys, and I feel it's important to share this to…read morehelp other families navigating end-of-life care. My mother is currently under their hospice services in a nursing home, and she made it very clear to me that she did not want to spend her final days there--she wanted to come home to be surrounded by family in a peaceful, familiar environment. We had everything in place: a new hospice provider ready to support us and a certified nursing assistant (CNA) lined up for her care at home, specifically for when she becomes unresponsive with no fluid or food intake during her last days. However, the hospice case worker from Amedisys strongly discouraged this move and influenced my siblings to keep Mom in the nursing home, even though it went against her stated wishes. When I asked why she was advising against something that would bring our family more comfort, she didn't offer a clear explanation. She emphasized that Mom was "comfortable" there, but this was only a short-term arrangement since we initially lacked the resources to bring her home--Mom had no other option then and adapted as best she could. Once our plan was ready, the case worker continued to push back. I directly asked what specific care Mom would receive in the nursing home that couldn't be provided at home, given that she will soon be unresponsive, with a full-time catheter, no fluid or food intake, and only basic needs like repositioning every few hours and medication. The case worker couldn't give a concrete answer--it came down to general statements without details. It seems this may have been motivated by financial considerations, as changing providers would mean Amedisys no longer billing for her care. This approach felt more focused on business interests than on the emotional needs of families or the patient's preferences. What kind of hospice prioritizes its own processes over what could provide the most peace in a loved one's final days? This doesn't feel like truly compassionate care--it's more like a service that overlooks family dynamics, and it has strained our relationships at a challenging time. If you're looking into Amedisys, I suggest considering other options. Choose providers that genuinely focus on patients and families above all else. I wouldn't recommend them. It's truly sad that my siblings agreed with this decision, leading Mom to spend her final days in a place she specifically said she didn't want to be.

this company does not even deserve a score as high as 1. Please read the reviews on them on here…read moreand on BBB website before trusting your love ones with them. They use APS as a way to try to bullying you into not asking questions. example- my sister has had brain cancer for 30 years (according to her) then last month she told me she had been misdiagnosed and was completely cancer free. She even ask me to buy her a car since she was now cleared to drive. 3 weeks later I get a message from a social worker at Amedisys saying she was calling about a "former patient" my sister. I called her back and asked why she was calling if my sister was a former patient. she started yelling at me telling me she did not call her a former patient. I tried to calm her down and tell her she did but if she misspoke that is ok, I am just trying to figure out who I am talking to. she continued to scream at me telling me I miss heard. so asked if we could just move on to what is going on with my sister. the next words out of her mouth were you have the means so you need to provide help for your sister. I ask what help. my sister just told me she is doing great and the doctors have even cleared her to drive. I followed with what is going on with my sister because you saying she needs help and what she is telling me is two different things. she started screaming at me again telling me that she is the professional and that if she say she needs help then then my sister needs help. I told her I am allowed to ask questions and that all I want is to do is figure out what is going on and why she needs help. she tells me that my sister is a fall risk because she is on opioids and that she needs someone to come by twice a week to clean her house and help her prepare meals. So I asked if she is a fall risk is 2 days a week enough? she again starts yelling at me. I tired to explain that I am just trying to figure out what is going on and why I am getting different stories so I tell her about my sister telling me she was given permission to drive by the doctor. she says she has no problem with my sister driving and told her that. I said I have a problem with telling someone on Opioids they can drive. that is DUI. she starts yelling again telling me she is the professional not me. I asked her for her company name and told her I would call them because she obviously was not going to talk to me like a professional. I called the company within 10 minutes (I had to find the number online because she would not give it to me, and told them about my phone call. I explain to them my concerns. 1. if my sister is a fall risk to the point she needs help 2 days a week, what happens if she fall on the other 5 days? should we also get her a button to push to report if she falls and can't get up? is 2 days enough? does she need 4 days or should we consider a full time living place. 2. I asked them to have a nurse or doctor look at her file and tell me what they recommend. they said they would get with the nurse that knows my sister the best and get back to me in 24-48 hours. 3. I asked them what their thoughts were on the social worker telling my sister she can drive while on opioids. They told me that was ok, if they think it is safe they have no problem with her driving while taking opioids. I told her that I disagreed with that and I feel like driving on opioids is DUI. i finished the phone call by telling them to please get back to me with me as soon as possible so we can get started getting my sister what she needs. While I was on the phone with them the social worker was calling the states APS department and telling them that is was refusing to get my sister the care she needed. I never once refused to get the care. If anything I was questioning if the care they recommended was enough. but after reading the BBB reviews and other reviews on this company it is clear that are not professional and that all they care about is money. they use reporting people, there are reviews exactly like mine, when they question them. I supplied the state case worker with all the info including the voice mail and other messages, the conversation with the hospice worker office, my phone records of where I called them and they did not call me back. she was very apologetic for what happened and was going to look into the company. If you are a hateful person and want to punish your family member, call this company to take care of them. if you love your family take the time to review this company before hiring them!