Home Care in Cherry Hill That Helps Seniors and Adults with Disabilities Stay Home
Since 2007
Serving Camden and Burlington County families
4.8 ★
Average across 61 Google reviews from local families
No Minimum
Start with a couple of hours a week and grow from there
300+
Caregivers across our four New Jersey offices
Home is where your family wants to be. We help them stay there: safely, comfortably, and on their own terms.
Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill has served Camden and Burlington County families since 2007, helping seniors and adults with disabilities live well at home. The Comfort Keepers brand has cared for seniors nationwide since 1998. Our mission is simple: to elevate the human spirit through caregiving that treats every client as a whole person, not a checklist.
Most families don't come to us with a plan. They come because something changed. A fall, a hospital stay, a diagnosis, or the quiet realization that Mom, Dad, or a loved one with a disability can't do what they used to. We help you figure out what's next, without pressure.
That aspiration is what we do every day.
60% of older adults say if they could no longer manage on their own, they’d want to stay at home with a caregiver. More than assisted living, family moves, and nursing homes combined.
Pew Research Center, February 2026
No Weekly Minimum. Start With a Couple of Hours.
You may not need 24 hours of care. You may need a few hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays to help Mom get to the shower safely, or a few hours on Saturday mornings so a family caregiver can go to their own doctor's appointment.
Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill does not have a weekly minimum. We'll come for as little as a couple of hours a week, and scale up from there if and when it makes sense. Families often start small, build trust with their caregiver, and grow the schedule over time as needs change. That flexibility is how home care should work.
We Help Seniors and Adults with Disabilities With:
From a few hours a week of companionship to full-time and live-in care, we support seniors and adults with disabilities with the daily details that make independent living possible: bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, and transportation to appointments. Our caregivers also help after hospital stays, through dementia progression, and during times when family caregivers simply need relief.
Every situation is different. What stays the same is the goal: keeping your loved one safe at home, engaged in daily life, and connected to the people who matter.
Request a No-Cost In-Home Care Consultation
Tell us a little about your situation. A senior staff member listens, answers your questions, and follows up with a written preliminary service plan. No pressure, no obligation.
Call (856) 857-6120 Request a CallbackHome Care Services for Camden and Burlington County Families
Every service links to a full page with details. Every plan is built around your loved one's needs.
IN-HOME CARE
Our signature approach keeps seniors involved in their own daily activities. Mind, body, and spirit stay engaged, which supports independence and a better quality of life.
Meaningful social connection, emotional support, and activities that promote well-being. Companionship helps seniors stay active, fulfilled, and connected.
Help with hygiene, mobility, nutrition, and daily routines for seniors and adults with disabilities, at every level of need.
Technology that helps keep seniors safe at home: medical alert systems, medication reminder programs, and home monitoring devices.
In-home care for veterans and surviving spouses. As an official VA provider, we help eligible families put VA benefits to work toward the cost of care.
Relief for family caregivers. Flexible schedules keep your loved one safe and cared for while you run errands, rest, or tend to your own health.
SPECIALIZED CARE
Around-the-clock in-home care with attentive caregivers, for families who need someone awake and on duty every minute.
Memory care that helps seniors remain safely at home. Positive Pathways™-trained caregivers support cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being.
A dedicated caregiver stays in the home: daily activities, personal care, companionship, and safety, with consistent support from the same person.
Transitional care for the first few weeks home after a hospital stay or procedure, when your loved one is most vulnerable.
Extra companionship, engagement, and one-on-one support for those living in retirement communities, independent living, or assisted living.
We help families plan ahead, from daily needs to at-home assisted living, 24-hour care, and live-in care.
We Accept Long-Term Care Insurance
If your loved one has a long-term care insurance policy, we can help you put it to work. We accept most major LTC insurance carriers, handle the benefit verification, and take assignment of benefits so the insurer pays us directly. Your family stays out of the paperwork loop. Many families don't realize they have unused LTC benefits sitting on the shelf. Call us and we'll review the policy with you before care begins, at no cost.
Call (856) 857-6120Up to 72 Hours of No-Cost Respite for Dementia Families
Through Medicare's GUIDE program, families caring for a loved one with moderate to severe dementia can receive up to 72 hours a year of in-home respite at no cost. Comfort Keepers is a GUIDE partner through PocketRN, and the respite hours are delivered by our own caregivers.
The qualifier that matters: the benefit applies only to Original Medicare Parts A and B. A Medicare Advantage plan does not qualify, and neither does hospice or long-term nursing home care. If your loved one has a dementia diagnosis and Original Medicare, call us and we'll check eligibility on the first call.
The VA Can Help Pay for Care at Home
Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance benefit: up to $2,874 a month for a married veteran under the rates effective December 1, 2025 through November 30, 2026, per va.gov. The VA sets the amounts and decides who qualifies; we don't. Many who qualify never claim it.
Here's the piece most families miss: care costs a family already pays can lower countable income and help them qualify. We're an official VA provider, and accredited claim help from a county Veterans Service Officer or a VA-accredited representative is free to the veteran. If your parent served, even briefly, ask us about it.
Three Steps to Bring Care Home
1. Call or Request a Callback
Reach our office at (856) 857-6120. Kyra, our territory manager, or another senior staff member listens to what's going on and answers your questions. After the call, you get a written preliminary service plan so you can see what care would look like before you decide anything.
2. Nurse Assessment & Plan of Care
Carol, our Director of Nursing, meets you at home, or at the hospital before discharge, and conducts a full clinical evaluation: physical health, cognitive function, mobility, medications, and a thorough home safety review. She builds your loved one's personalized plan of care so you know exactly what care will look like. No guessing, no surprises.
3. Meet Your Caregiver
We match a trained, vetted caregiver to your loved one based on temperament, experience, and personal fit, and start care on a schedule that works for you. Our RN stays involved with 30-day check-ins and a fresh plan of care every 60 days.
What Working With Us Feels Like
Care That Fits Your Family's Situation
No two clients need exactly the same care, and no family pays for something that doesn't fit. Whether you're looking at a short-term respite arrangement, veterans home care under Aid & Attendance, weekday visits, full-time support, or 24-hour coverage, we build the schedule and services around your loved one's situation and your family's budget. Our clinical team sits with you, listens, and then designs a plan that makes sense for where you are right now, and flexes as things change.
The People We Send Into Your Home
Our caregivers are Certified Home Health Aides who have completed state-required training plus additional Comfort Keepers coursework in companion care, personal care, dementia support, safe transfers, fall prevention, and emergency response. But credentials alone don't make a great caregiver. What sets our team apart is a patient, steady temperament: the kind of person who notices when a routine isn't working, who brings up something at breakfast that matters at dinner, and who treats your loved one like a whole person with a history and preferences, not a set of tasks.
You'll Always Know How It's Going
Families deserve to know how their loved one is doing without having to ask twice. We check in regularly with the family contact of record, by phone, text, or email, whichever you prefer, and our Registered Nurse reassesses every 30 days so there's always someone watching the bigger picture. When something changes between visits, you hear from us. Adult children get to keep living their own lives without the constant knot of not knowing. And your Client Care Coordinator is your one go-to person for scheduling, questions, and any changes in care, from the first call on.
Now Offering Positive Pathways™
For clients living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, our staff and caregivers are trained in Positive Pathways™, Comfort Keepers' dementia-care approach approved by the Alzheimer's Association. Positive Pathways focuses on what a person can still do, not what they've lost. Trained caregivers use familiar routines, favorite music, simple choices, and reassurance-based language to reduce agitation and build moments of connection.
Our Director of Nursing oversees dementia care planning for every Cherry Hill client, making sure the care plan evolves as the disease progresses and that caregivers have the support they need to keep doing this work well.
Locally Owned. Community Focused.
Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill has been part of this community since 2007, serving Camden and Burlington County families. The agency is locally owned by Jim Winn, who has been a Comfort Keepers owner in New Jersey since 2013, after his own experience caring for his father through cancer shaped how he thinks about home care. Jim acquired Cherry Hill in 2023, continuing the legacy the prior ownership built since 2007 while bringing the same standards, nurse-led oversight, and caregiver culture he developed across his other New Jersey territories.
What that means for you: decisions get made locally, by people who live and work in the same communities as our clients. When you call the office, you're calling a neighbor. And when the person on the other end says they know Jefferson Cherry Hill, Virtua Voorhees, or the Moorestown senior centers, they mean it.
Accredited and Award-Winning Home Care
Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill is accredited by the National Institute for Home Care Accreditation (NIHCA), a recognition earned by meeting rigorous standards for care quality, caregiver training, safety protocols, and client protections. NIHCA accreditation is not automatic; agencies have to apply, be audited, and maintain compliance annually.
We have also been recognized with multiple Best of Home Care Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice awards, recognition that comes directly from client and caregiver satisfaction surveys conducted by an independent third party. These awards tell you something specific: the families we serve and the caregivers who work for us say, unprompted, that they'd recommend us.
Top-Rated Home Care in Camden and Burlington County, NJ
At Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill, great care starts with a great clinical foundation. Our seasoned Director of Nursing, Carol Feliciano, BSN, RN, personally oversees every plan of care. Carol brings more than 30 years of nursing experience, holds a BSN from Rowan University, and has deep Continuum Care expertise, which means she understands exactly how to keep a discharge from Jefferson Cherry Hill, Virtua Voorhees, or Virtua Mount Holly from turning into a return trip to the ER.
Carol is a lifelong Moorestown resident. When she talks about the area, she's not reading from a script. She's talking about her town. That kind of local continuity, the same nurse leading care for years in the same community, is the difference between a care plan on paper and a care plan that actually holds up at 3 a.m. when something goes wrong.
The Team Behind Every Care Plan
Our Cherry Hill office is built around a small, tight-knit team that families get to know by name. Here are the people you're most likely to speak with.
Jim Winn
Owner
Jim has been a Comfort Keepers owner in New Jersey since 2013. He partnered with his wife, Anne Hamilton Winn, an Occupational Therapist, after caring for his father through a difficult cancer journey that required round-the-clock support. That experience shaped his belief that home care, done right, is one of the most meaningful things a family can get help with.
Cherie Rath
General Manager
Cherie is our General Manager and runs operations across our New Jersey offices. She joined Comfort Keepers in 2011, after 16 years as an Assistant Operations Manager at a large financial brokerage firm, and she brings that same precision here: hiring for management roles, supervising scheduling, human resources, and recruiting, and keeping standards consistent from office to office. When a family's experience feels seamless, Cherie usually had a hand in it.
Carol Feliciano, BSN, RN
Director of Nursing
Carol is the clinical backbone of Cherry Hill. She oversees every client's plan of care, supervises and mentors our caregivers, and brings over 30 years of nursing to every decision. A Moorestown resident, she also volunteers with Farmers Against Hunger, animal rescue through Recovery of Lost Animals, and her church's outreach feeding homeless veterans. The same heart that makes her a great DON.
Kyra Reese
Territory Manager
Kyra is the "yes-we-can person" at our office. A Temple University graduate with a degree in Speech and Language Sciences, she spent her college years observing speech-language pathologists in care settings, so she understands how personal the work of supporting daily living actually is. If you need something handled, Kyra is typically the one who makes it happen.
Tabitha Nathu
Client Care Coordinator & On-Call Manager
Tabitha is a Jersey Shore local, mother of two, with a career in medical support roles. She's often the first person a family speaks with, and she shares after-hours on-call rotation with other senior staff so there's always someone available to schedule a fill-in or handle an urgent situation. Her own words: "Being able to help in a time of need when they may not have family, or they're living alone. That's what matters to me."
Charice "CC" Creecy
Staff Utilization Manager
Charice matches caregivers to clients and owns the scheduling side of the office. She has 12 years of home care experience, including time as a caregiver herself, which gives her a sharp sense of which caregivers fit which clients. Before home care, she spent a decade teaching kindergarten and earned an Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Development and Special Education.
Amanda Soto
HR Coordinator
Amanda started with Comfort Keepers in 2018 as a Companion, earned her CHHA license through the company, was recognized as Comfort Keeper of the Month in her first six months, and has grown from caregiver to Administrative Assistant to HR Coordinator. Her path is a big part of why our caregiver team stays. She knows what the work actually demands because she's done it.
Communities We Serve Across Camden and Burlington Counties
Comfort Keepers brings in-home senior care to families across both Camden and Burlington Counties, NJ. Our caregivers cover a wide service area, and we know each community well: the local hospitals, the senior centers, the streets where families have lived for decades.
Camden County
Cherry Hill Voorhees Haddonfield Haddon Township Collingswood Somerdale Berlin West Berlin Atco Oaklyn Gibbsboro Lawnside Cedar Brook
We also serve Haddon Heights, Audubon, Pennsauken, Camden, Bellmawr, Stratford, Magnolia, Runnemede, Barrington, Clementon, Laurel Springs, and the surrounding communities. Many of our clients are recovering at home after a stay at Cooper University Hospital, Jefferson Cherry Hill, or Jefferson Stratford, or transitioning back from local rehab facilities.
Burlington County
Moorestown Mount Laurel Marlton Medford Maple Shade Mount Holly Lumberton Hainesport Pemberton Columbus Jobstown Juliustown Rancocas
Our service area also extends through Medford Lakes, Cinnaminson, Riverton, Palmyra, Delran, Willingboro, Burlington Township, Bordentown, Westampton, Eastampton, Delanco, and the surrounding towns. Families here often turn to us after a hospital stay at Virtua Marlton, Virtua Mount Holly, or Deborah Heart and Lung Center, or when they need ongoing dementia or 24-hour support to keep a loved one at home.
If your town isn't listed, please give us a call. Our service area is broader than the names above, and we adjust regularly to meet families where they are.
Questions Cherry Hill Families Ask Us
Does a Registered Nurse oversee my loved one's care?
Yes. Every care plan at Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill is developed and supervised by our Director of Nursing, Carol Feliciano, BSN, RN. Once you become a client, Carol conducts a comprehensive clinical assessment, including a thorough home safety evaluation, and creates a personalized plan of care. She then checks in every 30 days and develops a completely new plan of care every 60 days. This clinical oversight is included as part of our standard care, not an add-on.
What happens when I first call Comfort Keepers?
We start with a no-cost consultation. Most families do this by phone, though we're happy to meet in person. Our senior staff listen to your situation, answer your questions, and help you understand your options, then follow up with a written preliminary service plan so you can see what care would look like before you decide anything. Once you choose to move forward, our RN conducts a full assessment and builds the plan of care from there.
Is there a minimum number of hours per week?
No. We don't require a weekly minimum. You can start with as little as a couple of hours a week and scale up as needs grow. Families sometimes begin with a two-hour visit once or twice a week and build from there, and we think that's how home care should work.
Does Medicare pay for home care?
For ongoing care, usually no, and this is the question we hear most on first calls. Medicare's home care benefit is short-term: tied to a skilled need after a hospital stay, typically around 28 days and only a few days a week. We work in conjunction with Medicare when it applies. For ongoing care, most of our families use private funds, long-term care insurance, or the VA Aid and Attendance benefit for qualifying veterans and surviving spouses. One thing worth checking: if your loved one has a dementia diagnosis and Original Medicare, ask us about the GUIDE respite benefit, which can cover up to 72 hours a year of respite at no cost. Call us and we'll walk through the payment options that fit your situation.
Do you accept long-term care insurance?
Yes. We accept most major LTC insurance policies, handle the benefit verification, and take assignment of benefits so the insurer pays us directly. Ask us to review your policy before care begins. We'll tell you exactly what's covered and what to expect.
Can your nurse attend doctor's appointments or meet us at the hospital?
Yes, and families tell us this is one of the most valuable things we offer. Carol can accompany your loved one to medical appointments, bringing clinical context from daily care into the conversation with physicians. If your loved one is being discharged from Jefferson Cherry Hill, Virtua Voorhees, or Virtua Mount Holly, we can do the initial assessment at the hospital or rehab so the transition home is coordinated from both sides.
How are your caregivers trained and supervised?
All of our caregivers are Certified Home Health Aides (CHHAs) who have completed state-required certification plus Comfort Keepers training in companion care, personal care, dementia care techniques (Positive Pathways™), safe transfers, fall prevention, and emergency response. A background check is only the minimum: we also check references, our nurse does a hands-on skills assessment, and we keep detailed notes while a caregiver works for us so we can spot patterns over time. Our RN supervises caregiver performance every 30 days, and we provide ongoing continuing education.
Do you serve adults with disabilities, not just seniors?
Yes. While many of our clients are older adults, we also care for adults with disabilities who need support with daily living, companionship, transportation, or medically complex care at home. Our caregivers are trained to support clients of different ages and abilities, and our RN-led assessments make sure each plan of care is built around the individual.
What makes Comfort Keepers of Cherry Hill a strong choice in Camden and Burlington Counties?
Clinical oversight is built into standard care: RN check-ins every 30 days, a new plan of care every 60 days, home safety evaluations before care begins, and a nurse who can attend doctor's appointments. Our caregivers are Certified Home Health Aides with training beyond the state requirement. We hold NIHCA accreditation. And we're a locally owned office in Cherry Hill, where the person answering the phone knows the community you're calling from. Call us at (856) 857-6120 and see for yourself.
Bringing Care Home: A Cherry Hill Family's Guide
Transitioning a parent or spouse to in-home care is rarely just a logistical decision. It's an emotional one too. The questions below are the ones we hear most often from families starting this process in Cherry Hill and the surrounding Camden and Burlington County towns.
Where do we even start?
Start with a calm conversation with your loved one about what they're finding harder than it used to be. You're not trying to sell them on care. You're trying to understand where the gaps are. From there, make a short list of the things that worry you most (falls, medications, meals, isolation), and bring that list into a no-cost consultation with our team. We'll help you sort out which issues need a caregiver, which might need a clinical eye from our RN, and which could be solved with something simpler like a home safety tweak.
Who gets the home ready, and who picks the caregiver?
We do, with you. Before care begins, our Registered Nurse conducts a home safety evaluation: fall risks, lighting, bathroom accessibility, grab bars, clear walking paths, and medication storage. Small changes in these areas often prevent the incidents that land seniors in the hospital, and she helps you make them.
On the caregiver side, Charice, our attentive Staff Utilization Manager, matches caregivers to clients based on temperament, experience with similar conditions, and practical fit: schedule, location, languages, preferences. Our nurse confirms the match is right for the level of care your loved one needs.
What does a good first month look like?
A good routine is the spine of a good care plan. Work with your caregiver early on to build a daily rhythm that includes medications at the right times, meals, a little movement, and time for the things your loved one actually enjoys, not just clinical tasks. Keep the family in the loop: we check in regularly, our RN reassesses every 30 days, and we rewrite the plan of care every 60 days so it flexes as needs change. The first week or two is a settling-in period while the caregiver learns your loved one's routines. Families who know that going in are usually delighted by week three. The goal isn't a rigid schedule; it's a predictable life.
How do we help Mom accept the help?
Most parents resist at first. You're not alone, and your situation isn't as unique as it feels. Accepting help at home often feels like a loss of independence, even when it's clearly the right step. What helps is framing care as a way to preserve independence, not give it up: someone coming in to handle the hard parts means your loved one gets to keep doing the parts they love. If the conversation stalls, we can send our nurse out to talk with her at no charge. Sometimes it lands better coming from another person, particularly a nurse. Visit often in the first few weeks, reinforce the positive, and let our caregivers handle the tough logistics. Trust tends to build fastest when the family steps back a little and lets the caregiver become a familiar, welcome presence.
Take each step thoughtfully. With the right support, a hard transition becomes a manageable one, and home keeps being home. Contact us today to talk through in-home care in Cherry Hill.
What Cherry Hill Families Say About Us
4.8 ★ average across 61 Google reviews. These are real families in their own words, pulled directly from Google and our testimonials page.
★★★★★
"Comfort Keepers provided excellent coordination and care for our father. From the first phone call, staff members were responsive and professional. The health aides who cared for my father were excellent. Reliable, caring, and compassionate during a very challenging time."
Laura P. · Google Review
★★★★★
"I can't say enough good things about Comfort Keepers. They are just wonderful. If you are in need of having home aides this is the only company to use. Thank you CC and Carol for all your kindness with my mom's care. They are always checking to make sure we have everything we need."
Nanci L. · Google Review
★★★★★
"Comfort Keepers was a life saver when it was finally time to have someone stay with my father! Mable became a quick part of our family! Even though there was some hesitation on my father's part in the beginning, Mable was a godsend."
Curt D. · Google Review
★★★★★
"My husband and I really like our caregiver. She is very dependable. The office staff is excellent. For a while I dealt with other agencies, and the last one I couldn't take it because the people in the office were obnoxious. I can tell this agency really knows what they are doing."
Kathleen K. (Haddonfield) · Family Testimonial
★★★★★
"The caregivers are very thoughtful of my husband and anything that he might need. The agency did a great job in being flexible to the hours that we needed them to be here. I would recommend this agency. They are better than the other two agencies I have used."
Betty H. (Columbus) · Family Testimonial
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Join Our Compassionate Care Team
We're always looking for caregivers with the right heart for this work: patient, steady, observant, and genuinely interested in the people they care for. If that sounds like you, we'd love to talk. Our four New Jersey offices share a team of more than 300 caregivers, and some have been with us for 15 years.
Working here means joining a team that takes the work seriously. You'll have the clinical backup of an RN-led care model, a scheduler who matches you to clients thoughtfully, competitive pay, and flexible scheduling around school and family commitments. We offer the 72-hour CHHA certification path for the right candidates, our own hands-on training program, and continuing education with our nurses throughout the year.
Whether you're starting your career, returning to the workforce, or staying active in retirement, caregiving with Comfort Keepers offers steady work with real meaning. Our HR Coordinator Amanda started as a Companion in 2018 and earned her CHHA through us. Apply for our in-home care jobs in Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Marlton, Moorestown, Mt. Laurel, and the surrounding Camden and Burlington County communities.
About Comfort Keepers. Comfort Keepers has cared for seniors since 1998, and our Cherry Hill office has served Camden and Burlington County families since 2007. Locally owned by Jim Winn, a Comfort Keepers owner since 2013, our team provides uplifting in-home care that elevates the human spirit: everyday positive moments, connection, and a more purposeful life at every age.
