Home Care in Monmouth County, NJ

Award Homecare arranges non-medical care at home for older adults in Freehold, Howell, Middletown and other Monmouth County towns, coordinated from our office in Toms River.

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Home Care Services in Monmouth County

Award Homecare serves families in Monmouth County, including Freehold, Howell and Middletown, with live-in, overnight and hourly care for older adults at home. All of our care is non-medical, and it begins with a free in-home assessment. To arrange a visit, call 732-994-0309 and let us know your loved one's town.

Our office is at 2214 Route 37 East, Suite 9, in Toms River, Ocean County, and we serve Monmouth County families from there.

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Towns We Serve in Monmouth County

The Monmouth County communities we serve include:

  • Freehold
  • Howell
  • Middletown
  • Holmdel
  • Marlboro
  • Manalapan
  • Wall
  • Ocean Township
  • Rumson

Ocean Township here refers to the township in Monmouth County. Care may also be possible in towns not named, so please call 732-994-0309 to ask about your loved one's area.

Families in Ocean County can turn to our Ocean County page and our Toms River page.

Care We Arrange in Monmouth County

Hourly Care

Visits are booked as four-hour shifts, for a weekly total of at least 20 hours. Hourly care can also give a family caregiver time away, sometimes called respite care.

Overnight Care

Support through the night hours. We review how overnight care will work during the in-home assessment. Learn more about overnight care.

Live-in Full-time Care

A caregiver stays in the home to provide full-time support. Read how live-in care works.

Dementia and Alzheimer's Care

Memory care at home for a loved one living with dementia or Alzheimer's. Caregivers receive training, and we encourage families to ask about the training of the caregiver assigned to them. Learn more about dementia and Alzheimer's care.

Our caregivers also assist with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing and moving around the home, along with meal planning, help around the house and companionship. Other services include 24-Hour Care and Hospital-to-Home Care, as well as Facility Companion Care for residents of long-term care facilities and assisted living communities. Each is described on our services page.

Home Care, Home Health Care and Home Health Aides

Award Homecare provides everyday, non-medical support. We do not provide skilled nursing or medical care. If your loved one may need nursing or therapy at home, their physician is the right person to advise, and we can connect your family with a wound care doctor or other providers.

"Home health aide" is also a state title: in New Jersey, a certified home health aide is certified through the state Board of Nursing. For families looking for a home health aide in Freehold, Howell, Middletown or elsewhere in the county, we are glad to say whether the caregiver assigned to their loved one is certified. Our screening includes a certification check, a background check and references, and further questions to ask are on our questions and answers page.

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Monmouth County Resources for Older Adults

Monmouth County runs its own programs for older residents. The State of New Jersey lists the county agency as the Monmouth County Division of Aging, Disabilities and Veterans Services, at 732-431-7450, while the county's website still uses the name Office on Aging. Its Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) line, 1-877-222-3737, reaches a live person who can provide information on senior caregiving programs.

About one in five Monmouth County residents is 65 or older. According to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 five-year estimates, 123,370 of the county's 645,353 residents are in that age group, or 19 percent (margin of error 0.1 point).

Program details and phone numbers from the Monmouth County Office on Aging and Project Lifesaver pages, read November 2026. The county does not list office hours, so please confirm them when calling.
NeedCounty ProgramPhone
Getting startedThe ADRC line reaches a live person with information on senior caregiving programs. The office line covers other senior programs.1-877-222-3737 or 732-431-7450
TransportationThe Special Citizens Area Transportation (SCAT) program serves older residents, with trips to nutrition sites, food shopping and medical appointments. Service is not available in all towns.732-431-6480
MealsTwelve county sites serve a hot noon meal to people 60 and older. Homebound older adults can receive a home-delivered meal once a day, Monday to Friday, for a suggested donation. The county lists no separate meals number, so the ADRC line is the place to start.1-877-222-3737 or 732-431-7450
Risk of wanderingProject Lifesaver, run with the Sheriff's Office, provides a tracking bracelet for people at risk of wandering as dementia progresses.732-431-7450
Home safety repairsA limited home repair and barrier-free program for qualified seniors.732-431-7999

The county also helps fund eight senior centers, open Monday to Friday, that offer activities, health screening and counseling.

How to Begin Home Care in Monmouth County

  1. Contact Our Office

    Call 732-994-0309 or send a request through our contact page. Please share your loved one's town and the times of day when help is most needed.

  2. Complimentary In-Home Assessment

    We meet with your loved one and your family at home, at no charge, to review the help needed and the preferred schedule. A registered nurse oversees every care plan, and your family is assigned a dedicated case manager.

  3. Confirm the Schedule

    Let us know the date you would like care to begin, and we will review the schedule with you.

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Rates and Payment

Quotes are provided by phone or after the assessment and reflect the schedule and type of help needed. Payment options are private pay, long-term care insurance and VA benefits, and Award Homecare is in-network with CareScout. We do not accept Medicaid or JACC. Our cost guide explains what home care costs across New Jersey, based on a published survey, and our Ocean County page lists questions to ask when comparing agencies.

Questions From Monmouth County Families

Does Award Homecare serve my parent's town in Monmouth County?

The Monmouth County towns we serve include Freehold, Howell, Middletown, Holmdel, Marlboro, Manalapan, Wall, Ocean Township and Rumson. Call 732-994-0309 with your loved one's town, and we will confirm.

What if my town is not on your list?

Care may still be possible, so please call 732-994-0309 and ask. The towns listed are the ones we serve now, not a complete list of where care is available. Let us know the town and the schedule you need.

Do you have an office in Monmouth County?

Our office is in Toms River, in Ocean County, and we serve Monmouth County families from there. We come to your loved one's home for the free assessment. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 7 PM, and can be reached at 732-994-0309. For urgent matters, someone will return your call at any time.

How soon can a caregiver start in Monmouth County?

In Monmouth County, care can often be arranged within 24 hours, and at times the same day. Please share your preferred start date when you call, and we will confirm the timing.

Arrange Care for Your Loved One in Monmouth County

Call 732-994-0309 and let us know your loved one's town. We will confirm that we serve the area and schedule a free in-home assessment.

Award Homecare LLC, 2214 Route 37 East, Suite 9, Toms River, NJ 08753. New Jersey License #HP0314200.

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