Independence at Home solely provides nonmedical care.

 

Our staff helps you live independently in the comfort of your home.

When living independently becomes difficult due to age or disability, caregivers from Independence at Home are the trusted solution to help you or your loved ones maintain your life in the comfort of home.

Why Choose Independence at Home?

  • All caregivers are provided with masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and other personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Reputation & local; over 30 years of providing services in Connecticut
  • All caregivers have been drug tested/screened
  • All caregivers have been screened using a state and national criminal background check
  • On-call, full time Independence at Home team members are available 24/7 to respond to your questions
  • In-home, quality spot checks are completed by a Supervisor or Field Coordinator (no cost)
  • An individualized plan of care is developed at no cost, in-person, in collaboration with the family
  • All caregivers complete an in-person, eight hour orientation
  • All caregivers are required to have flu and COVID vaccinations
  • Additional services provided by the Center for Healthy Aging including:
    • Long-term Care Planning
    • Personal Memory Care Coach
    • Veteran Liaison
    • Home Safety Solutions

Our Services

Service Area

Each client has a customized plan of care based on their needs. Independence at Home helps with hands on care, homemaking, as well as providing support so that you can live to do the things you enjoy in life.

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Our Services

When living independently becomes difficult due to age or disability, caregivers from Independence at Home are the trusted solution to help you or your loved ones maintain your life in the comfort of home.

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