Serving Moorestown from our Short Hills office
Home care in Moorestown
If your mother in Moorestown wants to keep going to her club or her card game but the rest of the week has gotten harder, some help at home can fill in around the days she already enjoys. Tell us what's changed, and we'll plan the hours with you.
The first conversation is free, and nothing starts until you say so.
Does Endurance Home Care provide home care in Moorestown?
Yes. We provide home care throughout Moorestown from our Short Hills office. Your family can choose hourly visits, awake overnight care, live-in care or care around the clock, as companion care or personal care with hands-on help. A registered nurse comes to the house first to write the care plan with you, and you meet the caregiver before the first visit.
Care options in Moorestown
Help for the days, the nights, or both
Some families need a few hours a week. Others want someone there overnight, or living in. Here's what each option looks like at home.
- Hourly careHelp for the hours that are hardest, from a few mornings a week to full days. Easy to add to as needs change.
- Overnight careA caregiver who stays awake through the night hours, there when someone wakes and ready to help them settle again, so everyone in the house gets some rest.
- Live-in careA caregiver lives in the home and helps through the day with meals, routines, company and the house. Agreed rest time, including a night's sleep, is part of the arrangement.
- 24-hour careCaregivers work awake shifts, usually two 12-hour or three 8-hour shifts, so someone is up and ready to help at any hour of the day or night.
Any of these can be companion care, which covers company, meals, light housekeeping, errands and rides, or personal care, which adds hands-on help with bathing, dressing and moving around safely. See how live-in care and 24-hour care differ.
Clubs and lunches already on the calendar
Moorestown Parks and Recreation runs a Senior Women's Club every Tuesday from 12 to 3pm, with coffee, cards, live music, chair yoga and bingo, and a Senior Card Club on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9 to 12, where pinochle is a favorite and no registration is needed. Both meet at the New Albany Recreation Center on New Albany Road. Burlington County's Golden Years Luncheon Club serves lunch at Bethel AME Church on North Church Street on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 1pm, for people 60 and older, and no one is refused for being unable to give the $2.00 donation.
That is a good week of reasons to leave the house, and it leaves the afternoons, the evenings and the weekends. A caregiver can help your mother get ready, drive her there and home, stay if she would like company, and be with her for the rest of the day.
Rides, meals at home and safety at the door
SEN-HAN Transit, Burlington County's paratransit service for residents 60 and older, takes medical ride reservations from two days to two weeks ahead, and personal business rides three days ahead for trips within five miles of home. The county's Meals on Wheels delivers to homebound residents 60 or older on weekdays between 9am and 3pm, and the person needs to be home to receive the meal.
Moorestown Police accept a Special Needs Emergency Information Form from any resident about a family member, and the Burlington County Sheriff's Senior Citizen Home Security Program offers eligible seniors a home security survey that may lead to new door locks, viewers and lighting at no cost. A caregiver fits around all of it, there to receive the delivered lunch and to get your mother to the ride on time.
Getting started
How care is arranged in Moorestown
It starts with a conversation, and nothing begins until you say so.
A conversation
Call or send a request. Tell us who needs help, where they live and what's been getting harder. You don't need the right words.
A nurse visits at home
A registered nurse comes to the house in Moorestown, gets to know everyone and writes the care plan with you.
You meet the caregiver
We choose a caregiver for the routines and preferences that matter and introduce them before the first visit. If it isn't working, we find someone else.
Updates as you go
Your Care Manager keeps you posted and changes the plan with you when needs change.
- Our office
- Our Short Hills office at 788 Morris Turnpike, Suite 201, Short Hills, NJ looks after families in Moorestown. Our caregivers come to you. Directions
- License
- New Jersey License HP0435100.
- Town programs
- Looking for what Moorestown offers older residents too? The township's senior clubs at the New Albany Recreation Center is at 109 New Albany Road, Moorestown, NJ 08057.
Credentials and recognition
Corporate PartnerALCA Silver Corporate PartnerAging Life Care Association · view the source
Recognized By6 Home Care Companies to Watch in 2025Home Health Care News · view the source- Interviewed ByScotch Plains CEO Leads Endurance Home Care's Rapid Expansion Into New JerseyTAPinto Scotch Plains/Fanwood · view the source
Questions Moorestown families ask
What senior programs does Moorestown offer?
Moorestown Parks and Recreation runs the Senior Women's Club on Tuesdays and the Senior Card Club on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, both at the New Albany Recreation Center. A caregiver can drive your parent to either one and stay.
How does my father get a ride to a medical appointment in Moorestown?
Burlington County's SEN-HAN Transit books medical rides for residents 60 and older anywhere from two days to two weeks ahead, and the reservation line is open from 9am to 4pm. For an appointment that comes up sooner, or when he would like someone to go in with him, a caregiver can drive him and stay through the visit.
Can my mother get Meals on Wheels in Moorestown?
Burlington County's Meals on Wheels delivers to homebound residents 60 or older on weekdays between 9am and 3pm. The county interviews each person to decide eligibility, and clients need to be home to receive the meal, with exceptions for treatments such as dialysis. A caregiver can be there to take the delivery and sit down to lunch with her.
How do families pay for home care?
Care with Endurance is private pay. If your parent has a long-term care insurance policy, we can help with the policy paperwork. Medicare does not pay for ongoing daily help at home.
Talk with our care team
Let's talk about care in Moorestown
Tell us a little about what's happening, and we'll call to talk it through. The first conversation is free, and nothing starts until you say so.
A person answers at (973) 315-5323. In an emergency, call 911.