Care management in Morris County
Unicity Care Management helps families in Morristown, Madison, Parsippany, Randolph, Denville, Chatham and across Morris County plan care for an older loved one and stay involved as needs change.
Many Morris County families are planning care from a distance.
Morris County families often have a loved one who has lived in the same house for decades, with family who have moved away for work. They want to stay home. Their family worries about stairs, driving and being alone.
A care manager gives the family an honest assessment of what's working and what isn't, and a written plan that takes your loved one's wishes into account. Care options and community quality in the county vary, so that assessment matters before any decision about a move.
What to know about care in Morris County
Towns we serve
Morristown, Madison, Parsippany, Randolph, Denville, Chatham and communities across Morris County.
Hospital families come from
Morristown Medical Center, along with other hospitals in and near the county.
What makes Morris different
Many long-time homeowners who want to stay put, and care options that vary in quality across the county.
Local resources for Morris County families
County senior services
Morris County Office on Aging, Disabilities and Community Programming offers caregiver support, meal programs and senior centers. It also helps adults who may be at risk of abuse or neglect.
Getting to appointments
Morris Area Paratransit System (MAPS) gives rides to residents 60 and older and adults with a disability that makes travel hard.
Good to know
The county also runs a separate shuttle service.
Common reasons families reach out
- A loved one wants to stay home and the family isn't sure it's safe
- Driving has become a worry
- A discharge from Morristown Medical Center needs a plan
- Memory changes are showing up in daily routines
- The family is considering assisted living or memory care
- Family members disagree about what to do
Staying home is often possible with the right changes and the right help. A Unicity Care Management care manager looks at what your loved one can still do safely, what needs support, and what it would cost, so the family can decide with facts.
How to get started
- 1
Free consultation
Tell us what your family is seeing and what your loved one wants.
- 2
Assessment and plan
A nurse or social worker assesses your loved one and writes a plan for staying home or moving.
- 3
Ongoing oversight
We arrange and oversee the help in place and adjust the plan as needs change.
Morris County questions
Can you help my loved one stay in their house?
Often, yes. We assess what's needed and help arrange and oversee home care and other support. If staying home stops being safe, we'll tell you plainly.
My loved one is being discharged from Morristown Medical Center. Can you help?
Yes. A care manager can review the discharge plan, coordinate home care or rehab, and make sure follow-up appointments happen.
Do you serve all of Morris County?
Yes. Unicity Care Management serves families throughout Morris County, including Morristown, Madison, Parsippany, Randolph, Denville and Chatham.
Where can Morris County families find local senior services?
Morris County Office on Aging, Disabilities and Community Programming offers caregiver support, meal programs and senior centers. Our care managers can help your family decide which Morris County programs fit alongside care management.
Also serving families across New Jersey
Schedule a free consultation
Planning for yourself or for someone you care about? A free consultation with Unicity Care Management is a good place to start.
During this conversation, we will:
- Look for any immediate safety risks
- Sort out your timeline
- Talk through your options
- Recommend specific next steps
You don't need a plan before you call. We'll help you create one.
Referring someone to Unicity Care Management?
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