Oasis Homecare Services
You deserve the optimum level of health and comfort. Whenever life’s difficulties hinder you from achieving wellness, we provide home care in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, specifically structured to cater to your unique needs. With our highly trained staff members, you can ensure visible improvements.
We look forward to serving you soon.
Whether you require 4 hours or 8 hours of uninterrupted thought, we will collaborate with you to create a schedule that meets the demand of your household. Why spend money on something you don’t really care about?
We are aware of the nervousness that comes with inviting a “stranger” into your house. Because all of our caregivers are direct employees, you can rest easy. Each must pass a criminal background check, a drug test, and be current on all immunizations and vaccinations. They are all insured and bonded. We can only employ caregivers that we would let take care of your own family!
We learn about your loved ome’s requirements and personality during our no-obligation free gratis in-home consultation, and we then match them with the ideal caregiver; someone who has the abilities to help with their daily needs and the charisma to make them smile!
Oasis HomeCare provides personalized in-home personal hygiene care designed to meet each client's specific preferences. Elderly individuals can select between flexible live-in or hourly schedules, ranging from 4 to 24 hours per day, providing comfort and assistance for a self-sufficient lifestyle.
OASIS HomeCare in New Jersey provides customized companion care and adaptable homemaking services, overseen by a certified ACSAH coordinator. They offer personalized at-home assistance, such as companionship, cooking, tidying up, and grooming care. Trained caregivers provide care 24/7, guaranteeing client contentment and ease, valuing individual choices, and supporting self-sufficiency.
Veterans and their surviving spouses can receive up to $2,200 monthly through the VA's "Aid and Attendance" benefit for non-medical care and assistance with daily living activities. Although over 15 million veterans could qualify, only 3% are utilizing this benefit due to a lack of awareness or misinformation from the VA.
