Home Care in
Park Slope
Park Slope has the lowest poverty rate and lowest child poverty rate of any Brooklyn neighborhood — 7.1% and 6.6% respectively, compared to the borough average of 19% — and it is home to one of the most concentrated populations of college-educated, high-income residents in New York City. Its brownstone-lined streets bordering Prospect Park are among the most desirable residential environments in the United States. And yet Park Slope has a large and genuinely aging population: longtime residents who bought their brownstones in the 1970s when prices were low and the neighborhood was struggling are now in their 70s, 80s, and 90s, managing the conditions of advanced age in multi-story homes that can become inaccessible without professional support. NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn — historically known as New York Methodist Hospital, founded in 1881 and one of the oldest hospitals in Brooklyn — is the primary hospital for Park Slope, and its cardiac and oncology programs are widely respected. When a Park Slope resident has cardiac surgery at NYU Langone Brooklyn, or completes a cancer treatment course, or is recovering from a hip replacement, the question of what happens next is exactly where Good Care Agency begins. Park Slope families have high expectations for care quality — they are accustomed to professional excellence, and they have the information and resources to be selective. Good Care Agency meets those expectations with licensed, professional nursing, therapy, and aide services that allow Park Slope's elderly residents to remain in the brownstones they have called home for fifty years.
Brooklyn Office
2671 Coney Island AveBrooklyn, NY 11235
Office Hours
Mon – Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sat – Sun Closed
After-hours support available by phone
We Speak Your Language
Our Park Slope team speaks English, Spanish, Russian — so your family gets help in the language you're most comfortable with.
Park Slope is served by the F and G trains at Fourth Avenue, the R train at Union Street, and the 2 and 3 trains at Grand Army Plaza. NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn is directly within the neighborhood. The neighborhood's brownstone architecture means many elderly residents live in multi-story homes where mobility limitations create specific in-home care challenges.
Serving Park Slope zip codes: 11215, 11217
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Home Care Services in Park Slope
Licensed home care services for Park Slope families — covered by Medicaid.
Certified HHA and PCA aides serving Park Slope's elderly residents in their brownstones and cooperative apartments — providing daily personal care with the professionalism and reliability that Park Slope families expect. Our aides support clients managing post-surgical recovery, chronic illness, Alzheimer's, and the daily challenges of aging in a multi-story brownstone.
Skilled nursing for Park Slope clients recovering from cardiac surgery, cancer treatment, or managing complex chronic conditions — coordinating closely with NYU Langone Brooklyn's cardiac and oncology teams. NYU Langone Brooklyn has the highest volume cardiac and surgical programs in the borough, and our nurses are experienced continuing the care protocols begun there into the home setting.
Home physical therapy for Park Slope seniors is especially important in a neighborhood of multi-story brownstones where stair navigation becomes the central challenge of recovery. Our licensed physical therapists work with post-surgical clients in their homes, building the strength and mobility needed to navigate the specific layout of a Park Slope brownstone safely.
Our Park Slope intake team helps families — including longtime brownstone residents navigating professional home care for the first time — understand Medicaid and Medicare options and get enrolled efficiently. We coordinate directly with NYU Langone Brooklyn's discharge team for post-surgical and post-treatment clients.
Speech therapy for Park Slope clients recovering from stroke or managing neurological communication challenges — in a neighborhood where early, professional intervention leads to the best outcomes.
Our social workers help Park Slope families navigate Medicaid eligibility, Medicare supplemental coverage, and the transition from independent living to professional in-home care — a process that can feel unfamiliar for families who have not previously needed outside support.
NHTD Waiver services for Park Slope residents with physical disabilities.
TBI program for Park Slope clients recovering from traumatic brain injury.
Pediatric home care for Park Slope children with complex medical needs.
Our Holocaust Survivors Program is available for elderly Jewish survivors living in Park Slope — with respectful, culturally sensitive in-home care from our experienced team.
Occupational therapy for Park Slope clients — particularly valuable for brownstone residents recovering from stroke or surgery who need to relearn how to manage multi-story home environments with new mobility limitations.
Companionship care for Park Slope seniors — daily engagement, safety supervision, and the consistent human presence that reduces the isolation that can accompany chronic illness and aging.
Live-in care for Park Slope families needing 24-hour dedicated professional support — a trusted caregiver who becomes a consistent presence in a Park Slope brownstone or cooperative apartment.
Respite care for Park Slope family caregivers — temporary professional relief that allows caregiving family members to maintain their own health and professional lives.
Alzheimer's and dementia care for Park Slope clients — structured routines, safety supervision, and cognitive engagement in the home environment, with the professionalism and consistency that Park Slope families expect.
Wound care for Park Slope clients recovering from cardiac surgery, cancer surgery, or managing chronic wounds — professional nursing assessment and treatment at home, coordinated with NYU Langone Brooklyn's surgical teams.
Medication management for Park Slope clients on complex post-surgical or chronic disease regimens — organized, reviewed, and monitored by our nursing team in close coordination with NYU Langone Brooklyn physicians.
Trusted Home Care
for Park Slope Families
Since 2011, Good Care Agency has helped thousands of Brooklyn families access quality in-home care. Our Brooklyn office at 2671 Coney Island Ave serves Park Slope with the same compassionate, professional care your family deserves.
- Licensed LHCSA — regulated by NY State Department of Health
- Joint Commission accredited for quality care
- BBB Accredited Business
- Medicaid and Medicare accepted
- Available 24/7 for urgent care needs
- English, Spanish, Russian-speaking staff serving Park Slope
Home Care in Park Slope — FAQ
Does Good Care Agency serve Park Slope, Brooklyn?
Yes — we serve all of Park Slope (zip codes 11215, 11217) with Medicaid and Medicare home care. Park Slope has the lowest poverty rate in Brooklyn, but its large elderly population — many in multi-story brownstones — has significant professional in-home care needs. We coordinate directly with NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn's discharge team.
Do you coordinate with NYU Langone Brooklyn for Park Slope clients?
Yes. NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn — historically New York Methodist Hospital, founded in 1881 — is the primary hospital for Park Slope and one of our most active discharge partners. If your family member is being discharged from NYU Langone Brooklyn, call 718-635-3535 as early as possible.
Can elderly Park Slope residents in brownstones get home care?
Yes. Our team is specifically experienced with the multi-story brownstone environments common in Park Slope — including stair navigation, elevator-less buildings, and the specific rehabilitation challenges of brownstone recovery for post-surgical clients. Call 718-635-3535.
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