NYS Licensed Home Care Services Agency
Home Care in NYC & Long Island, NY
Certified Home Health Aides. RN-Supervised Care. Available 24/7.

7 Day Home Care is a New York State licensed home care agency providing private-duty, non-medical home care throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau County and Suffolk County. Our NYS Certified Home Health Aides are employees of 7 Day Home Care and provide personalized care under the supervision of our Registered Nursing team.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Care can typically begin within 24–48 hours.

—Why you can rely on us
Licensed. Supervised. Responsive.
✓ Licensed by the New York State Department of Health
✓ Every case supervised by Registered Nurse
✓ Certified Home Health Aides
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✓ Caregivers employed by 7 Day Home Care
✓ Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
✓ Offices in Manhattan & Lake Success
What Does 7 Day Home Care Provide?
—Quick answer
7 Day Home Care is a New York State licensed Home Care Services Agency providing non-medical home care to older adults and other individuals who need assistance remaining safely at home. Our certified Home Health Aides can assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, walking, transfers, meal preparation, medication reminders, companionship and safety supervision according to an individualized plan of care. We provide hourly, overnight, live-in and 24-hour care throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau County and Suffolk County.
Every case begins with an evaluation of the client's needs, and Home Health Aides work under the supervision of our Registered Nursing team.
—Home Care Services
Every family comes to home care with different needs. Some clients need help with personal care for part of the day. Others need an attentive caregiver overnight or continuous support around the clock. We build care around the individual — not around a one-size-fits-all schedule.
The Right Level of Care for Your Family
Home Health Aide & Personal Care
Certified Home Health Aides assist with activities of daily living including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, walking, transfers, meal preparation and medication reminders.
Companion Care
For individuals who benefit from supervision, conversation, meal preparation, errands and help maintaining their daily routine, companion care provides dependable one-on-one support while helping preserve independence.
Overnight Home Care
An awake overnight caregiver provides attentive nighttime support for clients who may need bathroom assistance, mobility support, dementia supervision, fall-prevention assistance or reassurance during the night.
Live-In & 24-Hour Care
For individuals who need extensive daily support, we can coordinate live-in or around-the-clock home care based on the client's needs and care plan. Twenty-four-hour care uses caregiver coverage to provide continuous support throughout the day and night.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Familiar surroundings, established routines and consistent caregivers can be especially important for individuals living with memory loss. Our Home Health Aides provide non-medical assistance, supervision and redirection according to an RN-supervised plan of care.
Care After a Hospital or Rehabilitation Stay
Returning home can be one of the most challenging parts of recovery. A Home Health Aide can assist with personal care, mobility, meals, medication reminders and the daily routine prescribed in the care plan while family members coordinate medical follow-up.
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Familiar surroundings, established routines and consistent caregivers can be especially important for individuals living with memory loss. Our Home Health Aides provide non-medical assistance, supervision and redirection according to an RN-supervised plan of care.
One-on-One Care in Assisted Living & Rehab Facilities
Home care does not have to take place only in a private residence. Families may hire a dedicated caregiver to provide one-on-one assistance and companionship alongside the staff of an assisted living community or rehabilitation center.
Not Sure What Type of Care You Need?
Tell us what is happening. Our care team can help you determine what schedule may make sense.
—Why families choose 7 Day
A Home Care Agency —Not a
Caregiver Referral Platform
When families hire home care, who is responsible for the caregiver matters. 7 Day Home Care is a New York State licensed Home Care Services Agency. Our Home Health Aides are employees of 7 Day Home Care — not caregivers simply referred through an online marketplace or registry. Our agency coordinates staffing, establishes the plan of care, provides nursing supervision and remains available to the family throughout the case.
Registered Nurse Supervision
A Registered Nurse evaluates care needs, helps establish the plan of care and provides continuing clinical supervision of the home-care case. If needs change, the agency has a nursing team to help evaluate and address those changes within the scope of home care.
Certified Home Health Aides
Care is provided by trained and certified Home Health Aides who assist clients according to the individualized care plan and the scope of services permitted under New York State requirements.
Caregiver Matching
A technically qualified caregiver is only part of a successful match. We consider the client's care needs, schedule, personality, communication preferences, language and household environment when selecting caregivers.
Continuity of Care
Whenever possible, we establish consistent weekly caregiver schedules so clients know who will be arriving at their home. When a regularly scheduled caregiver is unavailable, our team works to arrange qualified replacement coverage.
Agency Support 24/7
Home care does not operate only from 9 to 5. Our agency can be reached 24 hours a day, seven days a week when families or caregivers need assistance.
Local New York Offices
7 Day Home Care maintains offices in Lake Success, Long Island and Midtown Manhattan, supporting families across NYC and Long Island.
Starting home care does not need to be complicated. Our team guides families through the process from the first call through the first caregiver shift.
—Getting started
How Do I Arrange Home Care for a Parent or Loved One?
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Tell us what is happening
Call us or request a consultation. We will ask about your loved one's location, condition, mobility, daily-care needs, preferred schedule and any language or caregiver preferences.
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Nursing assessment & plan of care
When the case moves forward, a Registered Nurse assesses the client's needs and develops the plan of care that guides the Home Health Aide's responsibilities.
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We identify the right caregiver
Our scheduling team works to match the client with an appropriate caregiver based on care requirements, experience, availability, language and personality.
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Care begins
The caregiver begins the agreed schedule and follows the RN-directed plan of care. Our office and Registered Nursing team remain involved as the case continues.
Care can typically begin within 24–48 hours when an appropriate caregiver is available and the required onboarding steps are completed.
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Home Care Schedules Built Around the Client
The right schedule depends on when assistance is actually needed.
We provide a range of private-duty home-care schedules across NYC and Long Island.
Hourly / Daytime
Hourly daytime care provides assistance with personal care, bathing, dressing, toileting, meals, mobility, medication reminders, safety and supervision, companionship, and appointments. Hourly care has a 6-hour minimum.
Overnight Care
Overnight care provides 8–12 hours of support with transfers and mobility, toileting and incontinence care, bathing, companionship, supervision, and safety throughout the night.
Live-In Care
Live-in care provides extended daytime and overnight support with personal care, meals, mobility, companionship, and household routines. The caregiver lives in the home and receives required sleep and rest periods.
24-Hour Care
24-hour care provides continuous assistance with ADLs, including bathing, dressing, toileting, meals, medication reminders, mobility, appointments, companionship, and supervision. Caregivers rotate to provide coverage throughout the full 24-hour period, generally in two 12-hour shifts.
Person-Centered Care
The Caregiver Has to Be Right for the Person
Home care takes place in someone's private home, often for many hours at a time. Skills and certification matter — but so do reliability, communication, chemistry, and compatibility. When matching a caregiver with a client, our team can consider:
- Physical and personal-care needs
- Mobility and transfer requirements
- Dementia or cognitive-support needs
- Preferred schedule
- Caregiver experience
- Personality and communication style
- Language preferences
- Cultural and household
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Paying for Care
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Using Long-Term Care Insurance for Home Care
Many families purchase long-term care insurance specifically to help pay for care when assistance with daily living eventually becomes necessary.
7 Day Home Care works with clients who use long-term care insurance benefits for eligible home-care services. Our administrative and nursing teams can help families organize the agency documentation required by their insurer.
Coverage, elimination periods, benefit limits and reimbursement procedures vary by policy. The insurer — not 7 Day Home Care — determines whether a claim is covered.
Already Have a Policy?
Our team can review the home-care administrative requirements associated with your policy and help you understand what documentation the agency can provide.
15+ LTC Carriers Accepted
View the full list of long-term care insurance carriers we work with on our dedicated page.
Have Questions?
—Care Needs
Home Care for Changing Needs
Families contact us for many reasons. Sometimes care begins gradually. Other times a fall, hospitalization or sudden change makes additional help necessary almost immediately.

Alzheimer's & Other Dementias
Supervision, routine, redirection, personal care and companionship for clients experiencing memory loss.

Parkinson's Disease
Personal care, mobility assistance, transfers, meal preparation and safety supervision per the care plan.

Stroke Recovery
Assistance with daily living, mobility and routine as the client adjusts to returning home after a stroke.

Limited Mobility & Fall Risk
Hands-on assistance with walking, transfers, toileting and other daily activities where permitted by the care plan.

Bedbound or Frail Clients
Personal-care support, hygiene, feeding assistance and repositioning according to the care plan.

Post-Hospital or Post-Rehab
Daily assistance during the transition home after hospitalization, surgery or rehabilitation.
7 Day Home Care provides non-medical home care. Home Health Aides do not replace physicians, nurses, physical therapists or emergency medical services. For a medical emergency, call 911.
Multilingual Home Health Aides Across NYC & Long Island
Language & Cultural Matching
Being able to communicate comfortably with a caregiver can make an enormous difference — especially for older adults, clients with dementia and families in multilingual households.
English · Spanish · Mandarin · Cantonese · Hindi · Urdu · Punjabi · Bengali · Farsi · Russian · Hebrew · Haitian Creole · Tagalog · Arabic · French · Portuguese
Language availability depends on location, schedule and current caregiver availability. When language is important, tell our care team during the initial consultation.
7 Day Home Care provides private-duty home care across five major service areas in the New York metropolitan region.
Service Area
Home Care Throughout New York City & Long Island
Manhattan
Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Midtown, Gramercy, Chelsea, Greenwich Village, Tribeca, SoHo, Battery Park City and surrounding neighborhoods.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Williamsburg, DUMBO and surrounding neighborhoods.
Queens
Forest Hills, Bayside, Floral Park, Flushing, Fresh Meadows, Whitestone, Astoria, Douglaston, Malba and surrounding neighborhoods.
Nassau County
Great Neck, Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn, Garden City, New Hyde Park, Jericho, Syosset, Woodbury, Oceanside, Glen Cove and surrounding communities.
Suffolk County
Home care in the Suffolk County communities currently served by 7 Day Home Care, including Huntington and Melville, as well as additional service areas based on caregiver availability.
Reliable Care Is Often About the Details
—What Great Home Care Looks Like
For a family, home care is not an abstract service. It is knowing that someone will be there when a parent needs help getting out of bed. It is having an aide who knows how the client likes breakfast prepared, which chair is easiest to stand from, when the afternoon walk usually happens and which routine makes bathing less stressful.
Our goal is to combine professional agency oversight with the consistency and personal familiarity that make care at home work day after day.
“Providing the same level of care we expect for our own family.”

Professional Oversight
Home Care Supervised by Registered Nurses
A Home Health Aide spends meaningful time with a client, but the aide does not work in isolation. Our Registered Nursing team helps assess client needs, establish the plan of care and supervise the home-care case.
— An individualized assessment of the client's needs
— A written plan of care for the Home Health Aide
— Professional oversight of the care being provided
— A clinical resource for the agency's caregivers
— Reassessment when care needs materially change
— Coordination with the family regarding the home-care
Recognized by the communities we serve
── OUR AWARDS & RECOGNITION ──
Award-Winning Home Care in Queens & Nassau County


Best of the Boro, Queens
2021 & 2026
Best Adult Day Care Queens, NY

Best of the North Shore, Long Island
2017
Best In-Home Elder Care Nassau County, NY
7 Day Home Care has been recognized for care throughout Queens and Long Island, including Best of the Boro in Queens in 2021 and 2026 and Best of the North Shore for In-Home Elder Care in 2017.
Here are testimonials from our satisfied clients...

—Our Standard
The Level of Care We Would Expect for Our Own Family
7 Day Home Care is a locally operated New York home-care agency built around a straightforward idea: families should be able to expect professional oversight without losing the personal nature of care.
A caregiver is entering someone's home, becoming part of a daily routine and often supporting a family during a difficult period of change. We take that responsibility seriously.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Home Care in New York
What does a Home Health Aide do?
A Home Health Aide helps a client with activities of daily living and other non-medical needs included in the client's plan of care. Depending on the individual, this may include bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, walking, transfers, meal preparation, medication reminders, companionship and safety supervision. The exact responsibilities are determined by the client's needs and care plan.
Is 7 Day Home Care licensed in New York?
Yes. 7 Day Home Care is a New York State licensed Home Care Services Agency. The agency provides non-medical home care through certified Home Health Aides and supervises its home-care cases through its Registered Nursing team.
Are 7 Day Home Care's caregivers employees?
Yes. The Home Health Aides staffed by 7 Day Home Care are employees of the agency. 7 Day Home Care is not an online caregiver marketplace or referral platform.
Are Home Health Aides supervised by a Registered Nurse?
Yes. Home-care cases are supervised by 7 Day Home Care's Registered Nursing team. The RN helps assess the client's needs, develops or oversees the plan of care and provides ongoing supervision within the agency's scope of services.
How quickly can home care begin?
Care can typically begin within 24–48 hours, although the exact start time depends on the client's needs, location, schedule, required assessment and availability of an appropriate caregiver. Families with urgent needs should call (516) 408-0034 so the care team can evaluate the situation.
What areas does 7 Day Home Care serve?
7 Day Home Care serves Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau County and Suffolk County. Caregiver availability varies by location and requested schedule.
Is there a minimum number of hours for hourly care?
Yes. Hourly home care visits have a 6-hour minimum.
What is the difference between overnight care and 24-hour care?
Overnight care covers a scheduled nighttime shift and is appropriate when a client specifically needs support and supervision during the night. Twenty-four-hour care provides continuous coverage throughout the entire day and night through scheduled caregivers. The appropriate model depends on the client's care needs.
Does 7 Day Home Care provide live-in care?
Yes. Live-in home care may be available for clients whose needs and home environment are appropriate for that care model. Families should speak with the agency about the client's needs and schedule to determine whether live-in or another type of care is most appropriate.
Does 7 Day Home Care work with long-term care insurance?
Yes. 7 Day Home Care works with families using long-term care insurance for eligible home-care services and can provide agency documentation required for many claims. Coverage and benefit eligibility are determined by the client's individual insurance policy and carrier.
Does Medicare pay for this type of home care?
Medicare generally does not pay for ongoing custodial or personal home care simply because an individual needs assistance with daily activities. Medicare may cover certain qualifying skilled home-health services under separate eligibility rules. 7 Day Home Care provides private-duty, non-medical home care; families should confirm benefits directly with Medicare, their insurer or another qualified benefits professional.
Does 7 Day Home Care participate in Medicaid or CDPAP?
No. 7 Day Home Care's private-duty services are private pay and long-term-care-insurance focused. The agency does not participate in Medicaid or CDPAP.
Can I request a caregiver who speaks a particular language?
Yes. Language is one of the factors our team can consider when matching a client and caregiver. 7 Day Home Care employs caregivers who speak numerous languages, although availability depends on the requested location and schedule.
Can a Home Health Aide care for someone with dementia?
Yes. Home Health Aides can provide non-medical assistance and supervision for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia according to the client's care plan. This may include personal care, companionship, meal preparation, safety supervision, redirection and help maintaining a familiar routine.
What happens if our regular caregiver is unavailable?
7 Day Home Care works to maintain consistent caregiver schedules whenever possible. If a scheduled caregiver becomes unavailable, the agency's scheduling team works to identify an appropriate replacement so the family is not left to independently locate backup care.
How do I start home care?
Call (516) 408-0034 or submit a consultation request. We will ask about the client's location, condition, daily-care needs and schedule. If 7 Day Home Care is appropriate for the situation and the family chooses to proceed, the required assessment and case-opening steps are completed before care begins.
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Local Home Care Support in NYC & Long Island
Our Offices

Long Island Office
7 Day Home Care
3000 Marcus Avenue, Suite E208
Lake Success, NY 11042
Main: (516) 408-0034
By Appointment: Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Manhattan Office
7 Day Home Care
100 Park Avenue, Suite 1600
New York, NY 10017
Main: 516-408-0034
By Appointment: Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Tell Us What Your Family Needs
Whether your loved one needs help during the day, an awake caregiver overnight or continuous support around the clock, our care team can help you understand your options.
Call today and tell us about the person who needs care, where care will take place and the schedule you are considering.
