Home care in
Hartford, CT.

Most Hartford calls start with a discharge. Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital on Blue Hills Avenue, Hartford Hospital on Seymour Street, Saint Francis Hospital on Woodland Street and Chelsea Place Care Center on Lorraine Street all send people home to addresses a few minutes from our door. We can usually begin care within 24 hours of that phone call, which matters when a discharge date moves up by a day. Golden Touch is non-medical, so what comes home with us is the everyday part: meals, bathing, dressing, reminders, and someone who notices when something has changed.

The housing here decides how a shift actually runs. Frog Hollow and the older neighborhoods around it are built out of triple-deckers and the perfect six, a Hartford form of three floors with two apartments on each. A third-floor apartment means a caregiver plans groceries, laundry and trash around a stair climb, and it means fall prevention starts at the front steps rather than in the kitchen. We walk that with you on the first visit instead of discovering it on day three.

A lot of our Hartford work happens in buildings people know by name: Immanuel House and Betty Knox on Woodland Street, Kent Apartments on Sigourney Street, M.D. Fox Manor on Washington Street, Mary Mahoney Village on Vine Street. Families also point us toward the North End Senior Center on Coventry Street, the South End Wellness Senior Center on Maple Avenue, the Parkville Senior Center on New Park Avenue and the Hispanic Senior Center on Wadsworth Street when a parent still wants somewhere to go on a Tuesday. If Spanish is the language spoken at home, say so on the first call and we will factor it into the caregiver match.

Getting to Hartford

We are already here. Hartford City Hall on Main Street is a little over a mile from the Park Street office, close to a three minute drive on clear roads, so most Hartford visits are a short local run rather than a highway trip.

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