is a personal, professionally-staffed individualized one-stop connection to the vast array of eldercare resources, services, and advice available in the MetroWest community and beyond. 

A call to Elderlink can help you navigate through many various situations you may face when trying to understand the options available to care for a loved one who is aging.

• My husband’s Alzheimer’s disease is becoming too much for me to manage on my own. Where can I get help?
• I am concerned about my mother continuing to live independently in her home. What housing options can you suggest?
• I can’t drive anymore. How do I find transportation to medical appointments?
• My sister is hospitalized and I am her only family member … but I have medical problems myself, can’t visit and live in Canada 3,500 miles away. Does the Jewish community have anyone to visit her?
• My father recently moved from Brooklyn into my home in West Orange. Is there anyplace he can attend to make new social connections and play cards with other Jewish senior adults?

Elderlink can offer guidance on these and other questions you have. You can contact Elderlink by calling (973) 765-9050 or sending an e-mail to elderlink@jfsmetrowest.org

An Elderlink professional will return inquiry within two business days.

Please note that all requests are confidential; safeguarding client privacy is important to Elderlink.

Elderlink is a program of the United Jewish Communities of MetroWest New Jersey and its MetroWest CARES committee and is administered by Jewish Family Service of MetroWest.

Elderlink has received generous funding from the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, The Grotta Fund for Senior Care and the Wallerstein Foundation for Geriatric Life Improvement.

MetroWest CARES: the Coalition for Addressing Resources for Eldercare Services of UJC MetroWest. Participating Agencies: Jewish Family Service of MetroWest, JCC MetroWest, Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest, Daughters of Israel, Jewish Community Housing Corporation, Joint Chaplaincy Committee, JESPY and Jewish Service for the Developmentally Disabled.