The New Jersey Firemen's Home

NJFH FAQ

Select any of the frequently asked questions below to reveal the answer. If your question is not answered on this page or you have additional questions, please contact the home.

What type of care does the New Jersey Firemen’s Home provide?: The New Jersey Firemen's Home provides a Long-Term Care – Nursing Home, a Memory Care Unit and a Residential Care Unit in Boonton, NJ, operating under two licenses issued by the NJ Department of Health.
Who is eligible to come to the Home?: Any firefighter male or female, career or volunteer, who served in the State of New Jersey, with 7 years of service.
What are the monthly costs?: The monthly costs for room and board is $850, which includes 24-hour skilled nursing care.
What are the visitation hours?: SEE VISITATION SCHEDULE
Do you have an assisted living?: We offer a Residential Living Section for those who qualify.
Can I tour the Home?: Yes you can visit the home by making an appointment to visit or by taking a virtual tour on our virtual tour page.
What is the procedure to obtain admittance?: We need a fully completed application which can be obtained from your county manager, the admissions page, or by mail.
What is the capacity of the Home?: Currently we have 96 beds, 82 for long-term care (including 10 memory care beds) and 14 for residential.
Is the Home regularly inspected?: Yes the Home is licensed and regularly inspected by the NJ State Department of Health and Senior Services.
What are some activities provided for the guests?: The Recreation Dept. has a monthly calendar filled with daily activities from games, men’s club, cooking club, religious services, bingo, trips, socials, pet therapy, and much more.