Resources
Navigating home care, senior benefits, and long-term care decisions is overwhelming. We compiled the most useful resources for Connecticut families — state agencies, disease-specific organizations, financial planning tools, and our own service guides.
The guides families ask us for most — before deciding anything else.
State agency for senior services, CHCPE enrollment, and caregiver support programs statewide.
State-funded home care program for income-eligible Connecticut seniors who need help staying at home.
Connecticut's comprehensive social services referral line — call 211 or search online for local programs.
Local agencies providing information, referral, and coordination for CT seniors across all 8 counties.
Compare home health agencies, nursing homes, and hospitals in your Connecticut zip code.
Guides on caregiving strategies, benefits, and emotional support from AARP — available to all caregivers, not just members.
24/7 helpline (800-272-3900), support groups, care consultations, and local CT programs for dementia families.
Prevention strategies, MedicAlert program, GPS tools, and action plans for elopement risk management.
National wandering identification program — critical for CT families managing active elopement risk.
Caregiver guides, helpline, community support, and research updates for Parkinson's families.
Free, confidential helpline staffed by movement disorder specialists and social workers: 1-800-4PD-INFO.
National organization with guides on caregiver burnout, legal planning, and navigating care transitions.
Federal overview of Medicaid-funded home care waiver programs available to income-eligible CT residents.
Directory of CT elder law attorneys for Medicaid planning, trusts, guardianship, and power of attorney.
Federal guide to planning, paying for, and finding long-term care services including home care.
Annual survey of home care, assisted living, and nursing facility costs by state and county — useful for financial planning.
Our care team answers home care questions daily — no pressure, no obligation.