Disclaimer

The sole purpose of this site and our listing service on this website is to assist you in contacting care providers or advisors in your area who may be helpful to you. There is no charge to you for using this service. Members of the Council, featured on this site, have agreed to abide by an ethical code of conduct. It is our sincere hope that council members or anyone else this website refers you to will treat you in an honest, fair and equitable manner. However, it is up to you to determine for yourself the integrity, experience or capability of any individual or business this web site refers you to. We are not responsible if your experience with any of our referrals is less than satisfactory.

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Caregiver Resources

We invite ALL professionals, businesses, and care providers who serve older adults and their families to list their services on carenewjersey.org. Your membership will include listings in the directories on this site, longtermcarelink.ai, and longtermcarelink.net, as well as a unique SEO and AEO verified landing page (see a sample).

You will also enjoy access to our member section and planning tools. You can utilize our brochures, booklets, member logo, ghost written articles, and the Life Resource Planning tools.

Learn More & Join the Council

After you register, you will...


1. RECEIVE AN EMAIL & LINK TO SUBMIT INFORMATION FOR YOUR LANDING PAGE.

2. CHOOSE THE CATEGORIES WHERE YOU WISH TO BE LISTED.

We will enable your member login and create your landing page and listings within 3-5 business days.

 


In order to join the New Jersey Care Planning Council, you must also become a member of the National Care Planning Council. The monthly fee pays for membership and listings on all three sites. There are no contracts / enrollment periods.

Join the Council

Call (800) 989-8137 if you have any questions.

About your State
Care Planning Council

State Care Planning Councils are alliances of community care providers and advisers in a given geographic area of a state. State Councils provide a platform for these local groups of independent providers and advisors to offer the following services:

~Educate the public on how to plan for long term care

~Provide a local source of 15 to 20 different eldercare services through one single state contact

~Promote a trusted organization offering reliable services