Condition we support
Gentle, routine-first memory care from specially trained caregivers, never correcting, always reassuring.
How we walk alongside you
A diagnosis of dementia frightens the whole family. Our caregivers meet your loved one where they are, using familiar routines and gentle redirection to keep days calm and safe.
We also give exhausted family caregivers a chance to breathe, with respite and overnight support whenever it is needed.
Noticing one or two of these does not mean a decision has to be made today. It simply means it may be time for a conversation.
We send more than caregivers. We send good listeners, gentle hands, people who notice the small things: the favorite teacup, the afternoon light, the stories told twice and loved twice.
Memory loss rarely follows a straight line, and what soothed your loved one yesterday may unsettle them today. Our caregivers learn the small things that steady a day, a favorite chair, the order of a morning, the name they answer to best, and they hold that rhythm so home keeps feeling like home. We also work to keep the same caregivers coming back whenever we can, because trust is easier when the face at the door is one your loved one already knows. On the harder afternoons and evenings, we stay calm and unhurried, easing worry rather than arguing with it.
Ask us for our free family guide on understanding Alzheimer’s and dementia.
What good care feels like
Not a service being delivered.
Just a day that went well.
Golden Touch Personal Care
One unhurried phone call. We listen to what is going on and arrange a free in-home visit.
A free consultation in your loved one's home: routines, preferences, worries, budget.
A care plan built around the person, with an exact figure before anything begins.
A hand-matched caregiver arrives, and faster still for a hospital discharge.
Your Care Coordinator answers 24/7, and we re-match at no charge if the fit is not right.
Golden Touch provides non-medical personal care, always coordinated with your loved one’s physicians and care team.
Good questions
Care can usually begin within 24 hours of your first call, and faster when a hospital discharge is involved. Our Care Coordinator answers 24/7, so someone real will listen to what is happening and get a caregiver in place. We ask for a four-hour minimum per visit, which gives enough time to settle into a calm routine rather than rush.
You will get a clear quote on your first call, with no guessing and no pressure. Families pay through private pay, long-term care insurance, VA benefits and Medicaid, subject to verification. We will walk you through which of those may apply to your situation.
Fit matters more with dementia than almost anything, so if the match is not right we will re-match at no charge. We look for a caregiver whose temperament is calm and unhurried, and we keep the same person coming back whenever we can so a real bond has time to form. Golden Touch is a licensed, bonded and insured Connecticut homemaker and companion agency, so you can feel secure about who is in your home.
No. Golden Touch is a non-medical homemaker and companion agency, which means our care is about everyday life rather than health services. We help with familiar routines, meals, safety around the home, companionship and medication reminders, and we never administer medication ourselves. For anything to do with health, we work respectfully alongside your loved one's own doctor and care providers.
We never correct or argue, because that usually deepens the distress. Instead our caregivers meet your dad in the moment he is in, gently redirect toward something calming and familiar, and let the feeling pass without a battle. A steady routine and the same trusted faces are what prevent most of those hard moments before they start.
Speak with our Care Coordinator today. No obligation, no pressure, just a thoughtful conversation about what your family needs.
The in-home consultation is free and there is no obligation. Our Care Coordinator answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
