New Home-Care Intake
We collect the client's basic information, coverage, daily-living needs, preferred schedule, doctor and case-manager details, and available documents so the care team can review possible next steps.
Serving NYC and Nassau County · 147 Front Street, Unit 9 & 13, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Ultra Care Family Wellness helps seniors, adults with disabilities and their families organize home-care intake, review current services, and open the right caregiver, training and coordination pathway across NYC and Nassau County.

Same-week starts, when authorized
Hospital-to-home planning and rapid document review.
Brooklyn office
147 Front Street
Use the portal that matches your situation. Each path collects different information so the right team can follow up.
We help seniors, adults with disabilities, and their families understand home-care options, organize the information needed for an intake or reassessment, and connect with appropriate care, caregiver, training, and coordination pathways.
We collect the client's basic information, coverage, daily-living needs, preferred schedule, doctor and case-manager details, and available documents so the care team can review possible next steps.
For people who already have an aide, we review the current schedule, authorized hours, changed needs, safety concerns, hospitalizations, and possible gaps in support.
We help families explore whether an eligible relative may qualify for an approved caregiver program, training, certification, onboarding, and available employment opportunities.
We explain common training and onboarding steps for people interested in becoming an HHA or PCA, including required documents, health clearance, certification, and hiring review.
With proper permission, our team can help organize communication with the client, family, health plan, case manager, doctor, hospital discharge team, and other care partners.
We can collect discharge information, expected home-care needs, preferred start date, equipment concerns, and family availability to support a safer transition home.
We help families identify useful documents such as insurance cards, authorizations, assessments, discharge papers, doctor information, and caregiver certificates.
We help families understand the intake status, missing information, follow-up requests, scheduling discussions, and next actions without making promises about approvals.
Seniors, adults with disabilities, people returning home from a hospital or rehabilitation facility, and families seeking caregiver support.
Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, and Nassau County, depending on program and staffing availability.
Tell us your preferred language and best family contact so communication can be coordinated appropriately.
Important: We can assist with intake, coordination, documentation, and understanding available pathways. We do not determine Medicaid eligibility, approve service hours, guarantee placement, or guarantee that a family member will be hired.
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The exact services available depend on the client's assessment, authorized plan of care, program rules, and caregiver scope.
“Do not settle for a care plan that no longer matches your daily needs.”
Come to Ultra Care for a complete review of your current services. We can help document changes in your condition or daily needs, identify possible gaps, organize supporting information, and explain how to request reassessment through the appropriate plan or care team. Additional hours are not guaranteed; authorized hours depend on eligibility, medical necessity, assessment results, and approval by the responsible plan or program.
Request a care reviewTell us what services and weekly hours you currently receive.
Explain new limitations, hospital stays, safety concerns, or changes in daily living needs.
Get help understanding the reassessment request process and what documents may be useful.
Discuss possible agency transfer or coordination with your plan and care team.
“Care for someone you love. Support your family. Build meaningful work.”
Ultra Care can help you explore two different paths: becoming a trained HHA/PCA employed through an agency, or — when the program permits — serving as an approved family caregiver or personal assistant. Eligibility, relationship restrictions, training, background checks, hiring requirements, available assignments, and plan or program approval apply.
Explore caregiver optionsTell us about your family
Check eligibility
Complete training & onboarding
Begin approved care
Book a consultation or complete the full intake.
Our team reviews coverage, care needs, current services, and missing documents.
Applicable plan, program, assessment, and authorization requirements are discussed.
When approved, availability, language, location, schedule, and caregiver qualifications are considered.
The family receives updates about documents, assessments, onboarding, scheduling, and next actions.
Whether you need care, already receive care, or want to become an aide, Ultra Care Family Wellness helps you understand the next step.
“Ultra Care has been a blessing for my mother. Their caregivers are kind, patient, and treat her like family. We finally have peace of mind.”
Maria S.
Daughter of client · Jamaica, NY
The questions families ask most, answered honestly — including the things we cannot promise.
See all FAQsIn most cases care can begin within 24 to 48 hours of your first call, depending on authorization and staffing. For urgent or post-hospital situations, same-day starts are often possible — call us directly so we can move immediately.
Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, Nassau County and Suffolk County, depending on program and staffing availability. Call to confirm coverage at your specific address.
Yes. Every aide is background-checked where applicable, license-verified, health-cleared and trained in our person-centered methodology. Memory-support aides complete additional specialty training.
No. We assist with intake, documentation, coordination and understanding available pathways. Eligibility, authorized hours and program approval are decided by the responsible plan, program or agency.
You can request a reassessment. We help document changed needs, hospitalizations, safety concerns and gaps in support, and explain how to request review through your plan. Additional hours are never guaranteed.
Sometimes. Certain programs allow eligible consumers to select approved relatives as personal assistants, and separately you can train as an HHA or PCA. Relationship restrictions, training, screening and program approval all apply.
For certified aides, people seeking HHA or PCA training, CNA holders exploring a transition, and eligible relatives interested in caring for a family member.
We listen, review what is happening, and explain the realistic next step. Most calls take about ten minutes.
Care advisors available 24/7 · Office Mon–Fri 9am–6pm · Serving NYC and Nassau County