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NJ FamilyCare Personal Care Assistant Services

A NJ FamilyCare benefit that can provide ongoing assistance with activities of daily living and household duties for members who meet program requirements.

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NJ FamilyCare Personal Care Assistant Services

How to start: Contact your NJ FamilyCare Managed Care Organization.

What to ask: Ask your Managed Care Organization how PCA hours are assessed and what documentation is required.

Last checked September 9, 2026

Summary

Summary

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A NJ FamilyCare benefit that can provide ongoing assistance with activities of daily living and household duties for members who meet program requirements.

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Call the member services number on your NJ FamilyCare card and ask about PCA services.

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What is this?
Personal Care Assistant (PCA) services offered through NJ FamilyCare.
What should I do next?
Call the member services number on your NJ FamilyCare card and ask about PCA services.

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