Six care types are run at Francis E. Parker Memorial Home in New Brunswick, NJ. They are adult day care, nursing home, respite care, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.
Nursing home and skilled nursing care are the two clinical designations on that list. The assisted living designation means somebody can get help with bathing, dressing, and taking their medication. Memory care is the secured level of care, watched over, where wandering risks are prevented via supervision.
Adult day care is the version that ends when the day does, and respite care buys a family caregiver a stretch of time to handle their own affairs. With six levels licensed here, a deepening need is met inside the same building.
Post Hospital Rehabilitation and Outpatient Rehabilitation are both named, one for the weeks after a discharge, and one for therapy without moving in. Adult Day Services, Home & Community Based Services, Senior Care Coordination, Child Day Care, and Dorvie Concierge Services all also carry names of their own in the list of services offered here.
The home is small at 52 beds, and a resident moving in may bring a pet. 83 is very walkable for a Walk Score, and a non-driver can get around mostly on their own on foot. Ms. Caralee Dill is the administrator, and the Francis E. Parker Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees operates the home.



