Brick families want care that feels personal. They want a caregiver who knows their mother’s name, her routine, and how she takes her coffee. Saba Home Health Care provides that kind of care throughout Brick Township. We visit homes from Herbertsville and Lake Riviera to Cedar Bridge Manor and Normandy Beach.

We are an independent, family-owned agency based just down the road in Toms River. We are not a franchise. Our care plans come from conversations with families, not a corporate playbook.

Home Health Care Services in Brick

We offer a full range of in-home care for seniors, adults, veterans, and children:

Every plan starts with a Registered Nurse assessment in your home.

55+ Communities We Serve in Brick

Brick has several well-known active adult communities. Many residents moved here for the river, the beaches, and a quieter pace. As needs change, home care helps them stay in the homes they love.

Greenbriar I and Greenbriar II

Greenbriar I is a large, established community with a busy clubhouse, fitness center, and library. Residents stay active with bocce, pickleball, and card games. Greenbriar II adds about 600 homes with its own clubhouse and activity calendar. We help residents in both communities with personal care, medication oversight, and companionship.

Lions Head South

Lions Head South has more than 600 single-family homes built around a 9-hole golf course. Tennis, pickleball, and bocce round out the amenities. Many residents here call us for short-term help after a joint replacement or hospital stay.

Cedar Village at Brick

This community of 225 single-family homes sits near the Manasquan River. Ponds, fountains, and a pier give it a peaceful feel. Our caregivers visit residents here for anything from a few hours a week to live-in support.

The Pavilion, Wedgewood Place, and Seaview Village

The Pavilion is a gated community of 194 homes. Wedgewood Place has about 150 single-family homes. Seaview Village, built in 1981, offers smaller two-bedroom homes close to shopping and the beach. We also serve residents of Winding River Village and Princeton Commons.

Private Duty Care in Brick

Private duty care means one-on-one support scheduled around your family. You choose the hours. Some clients need a four-hour morning visit. Others need overnight coverage or a nurse several days a week.

Families usually pay for private duty care directly or through long-term care insurance. That gives you more control over scheduling and the type of care provided. Our private pay home care page explains how this works.

Learn more on our private duty home care page.

Skilled Nursing at Home

Our RNs and LPNs provide skilled nursing care in the home. They handle wound care, injections, medication management, and chronic disease monitoring. Many Brick patients come home from Ocean University Medical Center right in town. Our nurses help them follow discharge instructions and avoid a return trip to the hospital.

Personal Care From Certified Home Health Aides

Our certified home health aides help with bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility. They also prepare meals, do light housekeeping, and give medication reminders. We try to keep the same aide with each client. A familiar face makes personal care feel more comfortable.

Live-In and 24-Hour Care

Some residents need someone nearby at all hours. Our 24-hour and live-in care keeps a trained caregiver in the home day and night. This support often lets a loved one stay home instead of moving to assisted living.

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

Memory loss changes daily life for the whole family. Our dementia care focuses on steady routines, calm communication, and safety. Caregivers watch for wandering, sundowning, and missed medications. They also find small ways to keep your loved one engaged and content.

Veteran Home Care

Brick is home to the James J. Howard VA Outpatient Clinic. We support veterans throughout the township with personal care, nursing, and companionship. Our team can also help families learn about VA Aid and Attendance benefits. Visit our veteran home care page to learn more.

Companion, Respite, and Transitional Care

Companion care eases loneliness and helps with errands, appointments, and walks. Respite care gives family caregivers a real break. Short-term transitional care supports recovery after surgery, illness, or a rehab stay. Many clients use transitional care for a few weeks, then step down to lighter support.

Pediatric Home Care

Children with medical needs deserve care at home too. Our pediatric home care team works with parents and doctors to keep children safe and comfortable. We support families of kids with chronic, developmental, or complex medical conditions.

Hospice and End-of-Life Support

When the focus shifts to comfort, our hospice care team brings support to the home. We help manage symptoms and keep your loved one comfortable. We also support the family through a very hard time.

Why Brick Families Choose Saba

We are family-owned, and we run Saba like a family. Decisions happen locally, made by people who know the families we serve. There’s no call center and no corporate script. When you call, you reach our team.

We also offer a full continuum of care. A client might start with companion visits, then add personal care, then need nursing. We adjust the plan without the family having to switch agencies. That continuity matters to families across Ocean County.

Payment Options

Most families pay for home care through private pay, long-term care insurance, or VA benefits. Our guide on how families pay for elder care in New Jersey explains each option. We’ll talk through costs openly on your first call.

Talk to Us About Home Care in Brick

We also serve families in neighboring Lakewood, including residents of Leisure Village East on the Brick border. Call us at 732-797-0700 or contact us online. We’ll set up a free in-home assessment and help you build a plan that fits your family.

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