“ There are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need a caregiver. ”

Non-medical home care helps seniors with daily activities, including ADLs (bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility) and IADLS (meal preparation, medication reminders, housekeeping, transportation). Working with a trusted local provider in Waterbury and surrounding communities, your loved one can remain safely at home while maintaining independence, comfort, and quality of life. 

Families often reach out when a loved one struggles with daily tasks, experiences fatigue, or shows signs of isolation. We partner with families to provide guidance and flexible support, helping you plan care that fits your loved one's lifestyle while preserving independence and peace of mind. 

Our caregivers undergo rigorous screening, in-person interviews, and ongoing training to ensure they meet the high standards we expect in our own families. Ongoing supervision, combined with compliance with Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) regulations, gives families confidence that their loved one is in compassionate and reliable hands. 

The right provider is one that partners with your family and moves at a pace that works for your loved one. Look for agencies with clear communication, personalized support, and caregiver consistency. A family-owned, locally experienced team provides accountability, comfort, and peace of mind. 

A PERS (Personal Emergency Response System), also called a medical alert device, allows seniors to quickly call for help in an emergency, at home or on the go. We partner with Medical Guardian to provide PERS and medical alert devices statewide, ensuring families can maintain safety and peace of mind regardless of location.

A MedReady Med Box is an automated medication dispenser, also called a medication management system for seniors or automatic pill dispenser. It provides alarms and secure dispensing to help seniors take medications on schedule. We provide these statewide, giving families peace of mind that their loved one's medications are organized and timely while remaining fully independent. 

Safety is a top priority. In addition to compassionate caregivers, we offer medical alert devices (PERS) and automated medication dispensers to help ensure your loved one can call for help in an emergency and stay on track with medications. Paired with reliable caregiver support, these tools give families peace of mind, even when they cannot be physically present. 

We partner closely with families to provide safe, dependable care. Our agency is licensed, bonded, and insured, follows DCP regulations, and is a proud member of the Home Care Association of America (HCAOA) as well as our local Chamber of Commerce. These commitments reflect our dedication to quality, accountability, and long-term partnerships with families and communities. 

Families receive regular updates on care activities, progress, and any concerns, while our caregiver matching system ensures continuity. This approach builds trusting relationships, reliable care, and a seamless connection between families and caregivers. 

Care isn't always hands-on. We can help with mail sorting, bill management, and household organization, providing support that keeps your loved one comfortable, safe, and independent. This is part of our strategic partnership approach, helping families manage daily tasks responsibly and efficiently. 

Private pay means families cover the cost of care directly, giving you flexibility to choose services, schedules, and caregivers that meet your loved one's needs. As a courtesy, our agency can submit invoices to insurance for reimbursement, but the primary financial responsibility remains with the family, ensuring transparency and simplicity. We work closely with families to create a personalized support plan that aligns with your loved one's needs and priorities. 

We carefully match caregivers to each client's personality, preferences, and needs. Our in-person interviews, thorough screening, and ongoing supervision ensure that caregivers not only meet professional standards but also align with the values and comfort of your family. 

Absolutely. We respect that every senior has a unique rhythm and comfort level. Care plans are flexible, allowing gradual adjustment to new routines, activities, or levels of assistance, ensuring seniors remain confident, independent, and comfortable in their daily life. 

Our caregivers do not touch or administer medications. Instead, they provide gentle reminders and cues to help seniors take their medications on time. Tools like MedReady Med Boxes paired with our reminders help ensure medications are organized and taken according to schedule, giving families confidence that their loved one is supported safely and consistently.

We assign caregivers consistently to each client whenever possible. This allows seniors to build trust and comfort while families can rely on familiar, trained caregivers who understand their loved one's needs and preferences.

Yes. In addition to PERS and MedReady Med Boxes, we can recommend and support other tools that enhance safety and independence. This allows families to feel confident that their loved one is supported-even when alone. 

We prioritize open, transparent communication, providing regular updates on care, scheduling, and any observations. Families are active partners, ensuring decisions reflect their loved one's preferences, safety, and well-being. 

Yes. Every client receives a customized support plan that outlines services, schedules, caregiver assignments, and safety measures. Plans are flexible, collaborative, and adjusted as needs change, ensuring care aligns with your loved one's preferences and your family's priorities.