Private Pay Senior Care in New York City
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PRIVATE CARE SERVICES IN NEW YORK CITY
Give Your Parent the Care You'd Want for Them
Finding the right care for a parent can feel overwhelming. All Heart Homecare offers private care services throughout NYC — from flexible private home care to one-on-one skilled nursing and care options for veterans.
Tell us what is changing at home, and we’ll help your family understand the options.
Worried About Your Parent Living Alone?
Let's find a level of support that protects their safety, dignity, and independence — and gives your family greater peace of mind.
Find the Right Level of Care
Private Pay Home Care
Private pay home care gives your family greater control over the schedule, services, and caregiver supporting your parent. It is a flexible option for adults who need personal assistance, companionship, or help remaining safe and independent at home.
Care can be arranged for a few hours, every day, overnight, or around the clock — and adjusted as your parent's needs change.
Explore Private Pay Home CareAdult Private Duty Nursing
When your parent needs more than everyday assistance, adult private duty nursing provides one-on-one skilled care from an RN or LPN at home.
Private nursing may be appropriate after hospitalization, during the transition home from rehabilitation, or when a complex medical condition requires ongoing monitoring or treatment. Daytime, overnight, extended-shift, and 24-hour options may be available based on clinical needs and staffing.
Ask About Private NursingHome Care for Veterans
Veterans and certain surviving spouses may qualify for VA benefits or programs that can help support care at home.
Depending on eligibility and individual needs, these resources may help with personal care, daily activities, respite care, or certain skilled services. Our team can help your family explore the available options and understand the next steps. Final eligibility and benefit decisions are made by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Explore Veterans BenefitsWhy Choose All Heart Homecare
Let's Make Home Feel Safe Again
You've been holding everything together. Let us help.
Tell us what your parent needs and what has been worrying you. We'll listen first and help your family take the next step.
How to Get Started
Tell Us What You're Seeing
Share what has changed at home and where your parent needs help.
Understand the Options
We'll explain the differences between private pay home care, Medicaid-funded care, private duty nursing, and possible VA-supported services.
Build the Right Plan
We'll help coordinate the appropriate care, schedule, and caregiver or nurse match.
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Private Care Services: Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between private pay, Medicaid, and VA-funded home care in New York?
Private pay care is paid for directly and gives families greater flexibility over services and scheduling. Medicaid-funded home care requires financial and functional eligibility, an assessment, and authorization. VA-supported care is available through specific programs for eligible Veterans, with benefits determined by the VA.
How do I know if my parent needs an aide or a nurse?
A home health aide supports personal care, mobility, meals, companionship, and everyday routines. An RN or LPN is appropriate when your parent needs skilled monitoring, medication administration, wound care, or another nursing service. We can help you understand which level of care fits their needs.
Can we start private pay and switch to Medicaid later?
Yes. Some families begin with private pay care while applying for Medicaid or waiting for an assessment. If your parent is approved, care may transition to Medicaid-funded services. Approved hours, services, and agency participation will depend on the Medicaid authorization.
What can a home health aide legally do in New York, and what requires an RN or LPN?
A home health aide can provide approved personal care and daily-living support included in the care plan. Skilled assessments, clinical judgment, and many medical treatments require an RN or LPN. The exact duties depend on the professional’s credentials, training, supervision, and your parent’s plan of care.
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With over 12 years of experience, multiple awards, and a proven track record of providing premium care, we are recognized as a trusted leader in home care services.
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