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New Jersey Home Care Compliance

All six compliance areas for New Jersey home care agencies, each cited to official sources.

Last reviewed: July 24, 2026
New Jersey at a glance New Jersey splits oversight sharply: non-medical agencies register as health care service firms with the Division of Consumer Affairs (with mandatory accreditation), while Medicare-style home health agencies are DOH-licensed and gated by Certificate of Need. New Jersey's 2026 minimum wage is $15.92 for most employers (indexed annually), with statutory overtime over 40 hours, earned sick leave, a Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights covering caregivers, pay transparency since June 2025 — and new ABC-test regulations operative October 1, 2026 that raise the stakes for agencies using 1099 caregivers.

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