Ted Maglione

Proud Parent and Grandfather, Triathlete

 "It’s about making the situation better for everyone."

This Is an Opportunity to Help People

As our family members age, new challenges present themselves daily. I experienced this firsthand when my mother fell ill. My sister and I were faced with the reality that my mom was being discharged from the rehabilitation facility in two days and she was going to need help. We were aware of assisted living facilities; however, my mom wanted to live at home. I was unaware in-home care services existed. Fortunately, we did discover a home health care company. But, we weren’t pleased with the care my mom was receiving from that home health care company. That motivated me immerse myself into the home care field. I knew I could provide a superior and loving environment for others. I was extremely fortunate to find ComForCare whose philosophies and commitment in providing compassionate care was the same as mine. 

I do not want other families to be unaware they have options. We strive to provide our clients with the best options for them and knowledgeable advice as they navigate this new arena. Sometimes, we recommend options that do not include us. Our primary concern is for the family in need. It is incredibly satisfying to be able to take the weight of decision-making off the family, and we take great pride in doing that.

It’s the Simple Things

The most rewarding experiences I have with clients are rooted in day-to-day activities. I’ve taken walks with clients. I’ve driven them to the store to get a few items. When I spend time with clients I am captivated by the stories of their full and memorable lives. I truly feel so fortunate they are willing to open up and allow me to listen to them recount events or memories special to them. Most of these events or moments are usually small, seemingly innocuous. But, recounting them typically makes us laugh and creates a wonderful experience for both of us, especially me.  

Credentials and Education

• Certificate of Completion for Skilled Home Health Care Basic Boot Camp Training
• CHAP accredited to offer the highest standards in caregiver training
• Bachelor’s in civil engineering from Bucknell University

Meet the Staff

Krista

Krista started with ComForCare in 2018 in her role as the Office Manager. Krista has 20 years of experience working in the home health field. She started working as a CNA / CHHA before graduating with a Bachelors Degree in Health Care Administration from Bay Path University.  

Krista was born and raised in Springfield, MA before moving with her family to NJ in 2017. Krista loves working in the home health industry and having the ability to keep clients in the comfort of their own home. Krista’s favorite part of her job is developing a rapport with each client and their family members knowing she is making a difference in their lives during a time of need. 

Outside of the office, Krista loves spending time with her three children, taking trips, and going back to Massachusetts to visit with family. 

Paula

Paula started working for ComForCare in 2017 as an RN and Care Manager.  Paula has over 30 years of experience as an RN.  She is also a Certified Dementia Practitioner.  Paula enjoys working with the clients and their families.

Debbie

Debbie started working with ComForCare in 2022 as an Office Assistant.  Debbie has over 25 years experience as an Office Assistant using her routine office tasks and customer service skills so everything runs efficiently.  She enjoys working and assisting each client with their individual needs and listening to their concerns and making a difference in their day to make it brighter. 
 
Debbie was born and raised in New Jersey.  She enjoys spending time with her family at home and enjoying time at the Jersey Shore.

Whether your loved one needs assistance only a few hours a week or around-the-clock, our team is happy to help! Call (973) 316-1400 to learn more about the transition care services offered through ComForCare Home Care (Morris County, NJ).