Endurance Home Care · Private home care services

Home Care Services in Stamford and Fairfield County

Name: Endurance Home Care, Short Hills
Address: 788 Morris Turnpike, Suite 201, Short Hills, NJ, 07078, US
Telephone: (973) 315-5323

Every kind of care we provide, all in one place.

Whether it’s company a few afternoons a week, help with bathing and dressing, or someone there through the night, care can be arranged around the life your parent already has. Tell us what’s been getting harder, and we’ll help you find the right help.

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60 Long Ridge Rd, Suite #214, Stamford, CTRegistration HCA.0002450

Endurance Home Care helps older adults live well at home in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, with companion care and the everyday help around it, by the hour, overnight, live-in or around the clock, and with personal care in Connecticut and New Jersey.

Two kinds of care, four ways to schedule it, five kinds of everyday help

The first question is whether hands-on help is needed. Personal care is help with the shower, getting dressed, the bathroom and getting from bed to chair. Companion care is company, meals, errands, rides and someone keeping an eye on things, and plenty of families on live-in or 24-hour care only ever need that. The next four rows are ways to arrange the hours: around the clock or with a live-in caregiver, by the hour, the first days home after a hospital stay, or inside the community where your parent already lives. The last five are the everyday help itself. If someone needs nursing at home in Connecticut, our separate company, Endurance Home Health, can help.

Drawers 01 and 02 · the two kinds of care

Companion care

Company, meals, errands, rides

Personal care

Hands-on help · bathing, dressing, getting around

Drawers 03 to 06 · how it’s scheduled

24/7 care and live-ins

Schedule · companion or personal care

Hourly care

Schedule · companion or personal care

Transitional care

The first days home after a hospital stay

Care in facilities

One-to-one support where they already live

Drawers 07 to 11 · the services

Memory support at home

Routines held steady when memory changes

Homemaking

Laundry, meals, light housekeeping

Transportation

Appointments, errands, accompaniment

Medication reminders

A friendly reminder at the right time

Safety and mobility support

A steady hand for the stairs and the shower

Whether you’re planning ahead or in the middle of a hard week, the first step is the same: a conversation.

You tell us about the week you’re having. A registered nurse visits at home and writes the care plan with your family, around the rooms and routines it will happen in. Then we choose a caregiver for your parent and introduce them before the first visit. Every caregiver has already passed background checks, reference checks and verification of their qualifications. Tell us when you’d like help to begin, and we’ll explain the next steps.

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Two programs we built ourselves

Both work alongside an ordinary care schedule. Each helps with a different worry.

Endurance Homebound

What it is: A transitional program built around the first 72 hours after a hospital discharge, the stretch when the paperwork is fresh and the house isn't set up yet.
When it applies: There's a discharge date, and the first days back are the worry.

the Endurance Homebound program

Endurance Technology Solutions

What it is: Optional 24/7 audio monitoring that listens for events, not conversations, with a plug and play install and no cameras. It alerts the Endurance team so they can respond promptly. Your family decides whether to use it.
When it applies: Somebody lives alone and the hours between visits are the worry.

24/7 virtual care technology

The people who come to your home

A service name tells you what gets done. It doesn’t tell you who does it. Every caregiver passes the same three checks before we hire them, completes orientation before the first shift and keeps training every month, because the work changes as the people they help change. Endurance is licensed by the state as a homemaker companion agency, and is a corporate partner of the Aging Life Care Association at the Silver tier.

Before hire3 checksBackground, references, and verification of qualifications and certifications

Orientation5 topicsPrivacy, safety protocols, medication reminders, communication, disease states

After hireMonthlyOngoing online training for as long as they work here

Connecticut License HCA.0002450 · New Jersey License HP0435100 · Connecticut DPH License 9915786 (Endurance Home Health).

Where we help

Companion care runs in all three states. Personal care, memory support, hospital-to-home care and care in facilities are provided in Connecticut and New Jersey. In New York, we provide companion care: company, meals, errands, rides, reminders and light housekeeping. In Connecticut, hourly, overnight and 24-hour care are available in Fairfield and New Haven counties, and live-in care is available in every county. In New York, companion care by the hour, overnight or around the clock is available in Westchester County and Manhattan, and live-in companion care is available in every county.The towns below are some of the Connecticut towns we serve from our Stamford office at 60 Long Ridge Rd, Suite #214. Don’t see yours? Call (203) 936-6847 and ask.

Stamford
Greenwich
Darien
New Canaan
Norwalk
Westport
Wilton
Fairfield
Trumbull
Danbury
Ridgefield
Newtown

Do we come to you?

We work across Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, by the hour, overnight, live-in or around the clock. In Connecticut, hourly, overnight and 24-hour care are available in Fairfield and New Haven counties, and live-in care is available in every county. In New York, companion care by the hour, overnight or around the clock is available in Westchester County and Manhattan, and live-in companion care is available in every county. Find your county on the map, or just call and ask about your town.

Companion and personal care
Companion care, any schedule
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Companion and personal care

In Connecticut, hourly, overnight and 24-hour care are available in Fairfield and New Haven counties, and live-in care is available in every county.

Companion care, any schedule

In New York we provide companion care only: company, meals, errands, appointments and someone watching out for your parent. In New York, companion care by the hour, overnight or around the clock is available in Westchester County and Manhattan, and live-in companion care is available in every county.

We serve every town in every county shown. Find your town or tell us the address when you call.

Have a long-term care insurance policy? Your family can use it, and we’ll help with the policy paperwork. Policies differ from each other more than families expect. Bring yours to the consultation and we’ll read it together instead of guessing at it.

Endurance is private pay. The cost depends on the schedule and the help needed, and we’ll explain it on the call.

paying with long term care insurance

Tell us what the hard day looks like

Almost nobody calls asking for a service by name. They describe a Tuesday: the stairs, the stove, the hours after dinner, the drive to the cardiologist. Follow the branch that sounds like your week. None of it commits you to anything.

Branch 01
The hard part is the hours
care by the hour live-in and around the clock care
Branch 02
The hard part is everyday tasks at home
hands on personal care support homemaking help
Branch 03
The hard part is memory, or loneliness
dementia support at home companion visits and daily company
Branch 04
The hard part is a hospital stay, or a tired family caregiver
hospital to home transitional care respite for family caregivers

Every senior care service, in one list

Start with the kind of care, then the schedule. Hourly, live-in and 24/7 care can each be companion care or personal care.

Companion care or personal care

Start with one question: does your parent need hands-on help? Personal care covers the toilet, the shower and getting dressed. Companion care covers everything else.

How many hours

A few hours a week, help through the night, a caregiver who lives in, or a team around the clock.

What a caregiver does

The everyday help that makes the biggest difference: meals, the house, appointments, reminders and a steady routine.

Paying for care

Most families pay privately or with long-term care insurance. We help with the policy and the claim paperwork.

Long-term care insurance supportWe read your policy with you and help with the paperwork your insurer needs.

Questions families ask

What services are included in home care?

Home care is help with daily life at home: company, meals, housekeeping, errands and rides, medication reminders, safety supervision, and hands-on personal care such as help with bathing and dressing. Endurance Home Care provides companion care across Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, and personal care in Connecticut and New Jersey, from a few hours a week to around the clock. In Connecticut, hourly and around-the-clock schedules are in Fairfield and New Haven counties, and live-in care reaches every county.

How does home care get started?

It starts with a free conversation. Then a registered nurse visits at home and writes the care plan with your family, and we introduce the caregiver before the first visit. If someone is coming home from the hospital, ask about Endurance Homebound, our plan for the first 72 hours home.

Does Endurance Home Care provide nursing?

Endurance Home Care helps with daily life at home: company, meals, the house, rides, medication reminders and hands-on personal care. For skilled nursing, home health aides or physical therapy in Connecticut, our separate company, Endurance Home Health, can help. Endurance Home Care is registered in Connecticut as a Homemaker-Companion Agency, Registration HCA.0002450.

How are caregivers screened?

Every caregiver passes background checks, reference checks and verification of their qualifications and certifications before we hire them. Orientation covers privacy, safety, medication reminders, communication and dementia care, and training continues every month through an ongoing online program.

Talk with our care team

Not sure which kind of care fits?

Tell us a little about what's been getting harder at home, and we'll call to talk it through. The first conversation is free, and nothing starts until you say so.

In New Jersey, call (973) 315-5323.

Tell us about the week. We’ll help you find the right care.

Call our care team. From a few hours of company to care around the clock, we’ll talk through what would help most.

Call our care team (203) 936-6847