On November 18, 2008, Choiceeldercare.org will be launched. This new website provides resources for the elderly Americans and their families to help maintain their independence.

River Edge, NJ (PRWEB) November 7, 2008 -- ChoiceElderCare.org (CEC) [http://www.choiceeldercare.org aims to provide a cheaper alternative to nursing and assisted living home placement for elderly Americans. By realizing that individual needs are different, CEC changes the way caregiving services are provided for the elderly by giving the families the ability to choose the level of care they need. The service which is available in all 50 states is a free online network of home caregivers who undergo extensive background and reference checks.

As healthcare costs rise and the elderly population grows, it is critical that families have access to resources that help their parents. In addition to providing a database of home caregivers, ChoiceElderCare.org offers articles on many topics of interests for the elderly and their families including managing finances, end-of-life decisions, dealing with disabilities, and more. CEC strives to be the one-stop shop for the all your eldercare needs.

About ChoiceElderCare.org

ChoiceElderCare.org is the first company to provide free eldercare coordination in all 50 states. The company was founded in 2006 by Dr. Laura Rozno and Agnessa Uchitel and became a free online solution in 2008 with the belief that elderly Americans and their families deserve to maintain their independence as long as possible. Choice ElderCare strives to provide customized caregiving services in addition to other valuable resources for the elderly and their families. Choice ElderCare is headquartered in River Edge, NJ. More information can be found at http://www.choiceeldercare.org.

Media Contact: Irene Kiselev, VP Development & Strategy

716.310.7624

(i.kiselev @ choiceeldercare.org)

SOURCE ChoiceElderCare.org

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