Personal Care from Elderly Caregivers
Personal care is hands-on assistance with activities of daily living — bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility — for older adults who need physical support to stay safe and comfortable at home.
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Elderly Caregivers provides one-on-one personal care assistance in clients' homes, ranging from a few hours to 24/7 live-in care, seven days a week. Services include help with activities of daily living, hygiene, medication reminders, meal preparation, and light housekeeping, delivered by pre-screened caregivers with background checks.
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How It Works Here
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and incontinence care
- Hygiene assistance, safety monitoring, and supervision
- Medication reminders and daily living reminders
- Meal preparation and feeding assistance
- Light housekeeping and laundry
- Transferring and ambulation assistance
- Companionship and one-on-one care
- Services available 7 days a week in flexible hour increments or 24/7 live-in arrangements
- Intake begins with a no-obligation conversation, followed by a free in-home needs assessment
What Stands Out About Elderly Caregivers
- Family-owned non-medical agency with over 18 years of experience (in business since 2000)
- All caregivers are PCA (Personal Care Assistant) certified and complete IPCed (Institute for Professional Care Education) training, per CT state standards for non-medical agencies
- Caregivers are employees of the agency with completed background checks and liability insurance
- Rates remain fixed at the agreed price with no increases
- No cancellation penalties; can cancel or pause service at any time
- Caregiver replacement available at any time if not a good match
- Offers short-term care for vacations, travel, respite, or unexpected needs
Who Elderly Caregivers Supports
Seniors experiencing challenges with living alone, those needing help with activities of daily living, and families seeking to keep loved ones in their own home while providing companionship and care assistance.
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Are the caregivers certified?
Yes. All caregivers are PCA (Personal Care Assistant) certified and have completed IPCed (Institute for Professional Care Education) training, following CT state standards for non-medical agencies.
What happens if I'm not satisfied with my caregiver?
Elderly Caregivers will swap out a caregiver at any time to meet your needs, with no additional charges. They want you to be 100% satisfied.
How does the process work to get started?
Call for a no-obligation conversation about care needs. If you decide to proceed, they schedule a free in-home needs assessment where a professional team member evaluates the senior and home for safety and care needs. After paperwork is complete, you screen caregivers to assist your loved one.
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