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, members or not.
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, important 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.