Home Care in Newtown

2x The Training. 4x The Check-Ins. Heart That Corporations Can’t Match.

Get a higher standard of care with our local, highly trained team who knows your loved one’s name before their needs.

Helping Newtown Seniors Stay Safe and Independent at Home

You don’t have to manage your loved one’s care alone. Home care in Newtown keeps aging parents safe and comfortable in the home they’ve always known.

At ALB, we’re not a faceless corporation; we’re your neighbors. Caring for someone in a 200-year-old home off State Street isn’t the same job as a split-level off the Newtown Bypass: steeper stairs, the only full bathroom upstairs, different fall risks. We plan around the house your loved one actually lives in.

With twice the training and four times the check-ins of most agencies, we’ve cared for families across lower Bucks County for 10+ years, from Newtown Borough to Richboro, Holland, and Yardley. Reach us 24/7, day or night.

We know their name, their story, their routines.

Not a case number. A person we genuinely know.

“You will come to meet some of the most compassionate and hard-working individuals here”

I cannot thank you enough for your understanding and support through some difficult times. It is refreshing to work with someone who provides the utmost in professionalism and kindness.

H.K.

The best of the best alb really cares about their employees, the people they care for and just everyone in general. They are very helpful with everything and treat you like family I recommend them to everyone!

I.V.

I don’t think that I will ever be able to find the words to express my deep gratitude to you for all that you have done for me and continue to do. You are, quite literally, my lifesaver.

L.R.

How Can We Help Them Thrive At Home?

With the right level of support, we help your loved one feel safer, more connected, and more confident at home:

24-Hour, Live-In, and Overnight Care

24-Hour Home Care: Caregivers work in rotating shifts for round-the-clock supervision, personal care, and companionship. Many families along Newtown-Yardley Road start here after a discharge from St. Mary Medical Center, and we get the same call from Yardley within a day of coming home.
Live-In Care: One caregiver lives in the home to help with meals, mobility, household tasks, and personal care, taking scheduled breaks and resting overnight.
Overnight Care: A caregiver stays awake for bathroom visits, transfers, repositioning, fall prevention, and reassurance through the night. In older borough homes with the bathroom upstairs, that’s often what stands between a safe night and a 2am fall on the stairs.

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care

Caregivers trained to support older adults with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Familiar routines to reduce confusion and help your loved one feel more secure.
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, and other daily activities.
Medication reminders and support with following familiar habits.
Gentle redirection and reassurance during moments of anxiety or disorientation.
Safety monitoring to reduce wandering, falls, and other concerns at home, which matters most for homes near the Newtown Bypass and the Route 413 corridor.
Conversation and familiar activities that support comfort, connection, and engagement.

Personal Care and Companionship

Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and personal hygiene.
Assistance with walking, transfers, and moving safely through the home.
Grocery shopping, meal preparation, and support during mealtimes.
Medication and hydration reminders.
Light housekeeping, laundry, and help keeping the home comfortable.
Transportation to appointments at St. Mary in Langhorne, errands and lunch on State Street, family visits, and community activities.
Friendly conversation and emotional support to reduce loneliness.
Shared activities such as reading, music, games, hobbies, and walks on the paved, level stretches of the Newtown Trail.

Are You Eligible For Home Care Coverage Through Medicaid?

Medicaid and certain Pennsylvania waiver programs may help pay for part or all of your loved one’s home care, depending on their eligibility.

Bucks County aging services are administered out of Doylestown, and the paperwork moves faster when someone has run it before. Fill out our benefits eligibility form and we’ll help you explore the programs your loved one may qualify for. We’ll also explain how Community HealthChoices works for Bucks County residents.

Check Your Eligibility

You Could Get Paid to Support Your Loved One

If you already help your loved one with meals, personal care, or daily routines, Pennsylvania’s Community HealthChoices program may allow you to get paid for that support.

Qualified family members, friends, and neighbors can apply to become paid caregivers for the care they already provide. See if you’re eligible!

How To Get Started with Home Care

Tell us about your loved one

Your first call goes to our team, not a call center. We’ll learn their routines, their personality, what changed lately, and what would give you peace of mind.

Explore home care options

We’ll help you sort out whether overnight, live-in, or 24-hour care actually fits, and walk through Community HealthChoices if coverage is on the table.

Build a personalized care plan

We’ll shape the plan around your loved one’s daily habits, comfort, independence, and safety, mapped to the home they’re aging in, not a generic checklist.

Thoughtfully match your caregiver

We hand-pick a caregiver whose personality and style fit your loved one, and who lives close enough that a snowy morning on Swamp Road doesn’t turn into a missed shift. Our upper Bucks caregivers work out of Warrington and cover Newtown on the same rotation.

Begin care

Once care is in place, we stay closely involved, checking in often and updating the plan whenever your loved one’s needs change.

Why Newtown Chooses ALB Over Corporate Agencies

Newtown Township has been part of our Bucks County service area for over 10 years, along with Northampton, Middletown, Warrington, and Lower Makefield. Our office sits on Bustleton Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, up Route 1 and over the Newtown Bypass, close enough that the people managing your loved one’s care are reachable by name, not by ticket number.

Most families who call us are adult children in the Council Rock district, stretched between their own kids and a parent who shouldn’t be alone. The agencies competing for those calls are mostly national franchises running the same playbook everywhere. ALB is family-owned and PA licensed. Here’s where that shows up in your loved one’s care:

Here’s why your neighbors continue to trust us:

More Caregiver Training

More Check-Ins

+10

Years in Businesss

2x More Training, 4x More Check-Ins

We don’t send a caregiver into a Newtown home until they’ve finished twice the training Pennsylvania requires. Our team then checks in four times more often than state and federal rules require, so a decline in mobility, appetite, or memory gets caught in days, not months. We update the plan as needs change and keep your family in the loop.

Relationship-Based Care Built From Personal Experience

ALB exists because our owners watched their own mother receive rushed, impersonal care from a private equity backed agency. They built the alternative they wished they’d had: independently run, staffed with consistent caregivers matched to your loved one’s personality and routine, not to whoever the scheduling software has open. The same team stays with you from the first call onward.

Reach Us Whenever You Need Us

Call a corporate agency at 9pm and you reach a call center. Call us and you reach the people responsible for your loved one’s care, with direct numbers for our leadership team, 24/7. No queues, no transfers, just same-day answers and a team that can be on site in Newtown that day.

Licensed, Accredited, and In-Network

The credentials are on the record. ALB is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, registered with the PA Department of General Services, and in-network with Keystone First, UPMC Community HealthChoices, PA Health & Wellness, and AmeriHealth Caritas Pennsylvania. We’re approved for Community HealthChoices, including the option to pay a qualified family member as the caregiver, after 10+ years in the Philadelphia and Bucks County market.

Supporting Families in Newtown & Other PA Communities

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Center City
Fishtown
South Philadelphia
University City
Northern Liberties
Rittenhouse Square
Manayunk
Chestnut Hill
Old City
Fairmount

Tredyffrin Township
West Chester Borough / West Goshen Township
East Goshen Township
Easttown Township
Willistown Township
Uwchlan Township / Exton

Haverford Township
Radnor Township
Marple Township
Springfield Township
Newtown Township / Newtown Square
Nether Providence Township

Clear Answers To Your Top Home Care Questions

Do you cover both Newtown Borough and Newtown Township?

Yes, both. We work the historic borough around State Street and the newer developments across the township, from homes near Tyler State Park to the neighborhoods off the Newtown Bypass.

Is it better to keep my parent home or move them to assisted living near Newtown?

If their main challenges are mobility, memory, and daily tasks, home care usually keeps them safer and happier in the house they know, at less cost than a room at a nearby community like Pennswood or Chandler Hall. We’ll give you an honest read on which side of that line your loved one is on.

What does home care cost in Bucks County?

It depends on hours and the level of support, but many Newtown families pay far less than expected once Community HealthChoices or a Pennsylvania waiver is factored in. We’ll price it out plainly, no pressure.

How fast can care start after a hospital discharge?

Often within a day or two. When a discharge from St. Mary or Doylestown Hospital moves quickly, we build the plan around your date so your loved one isn’t home alone during recovery.

Are your caregivers background checked?

Every caregiver clears a criminal background check and Pennsylvania abuse clearances before they ever enter a Newtown home, on top of twice the state-required training.

Peace of Mind Starts with A Conversation. Reach Out Today!

You’ve been carrying this for a while, the appointments, the worry, the late-night phone calls. Your loved one doesn’t need to leave the Newtown home they love, and you don’t have to hold it all together on your own. The right caregiver changes the whole week, for them and for you.

Ready for peace of mind? Reach out today.