Condition we support
Steady, unhurried hands for mobility, meals and the confidence to keep moving safely.
How we walk alongside you
Parkinson’s changes what daily life asks of a person. A caregiver provides the steady, calm support that makes movement, meals and routines safer and less frustrating.
We work alongside your therapy plan and family so progress at the clinic carries over at home.
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.
Parkinson's rarely looks the same from one day to the next, and that unpredictability is often the hardest part for a family to manage. A caregiver who knows your loved one learns their rhythm, moving at their pace on the slower mornings and stepping back on the days they feel strong. Because timing matters so much, we keep medication reminders on a consistent schedule and stay close during transfers, the walk to the bathroom and mealtimes, when a steady hand prevents the small stumbles that shake a person's confidence. The goal is never to take over, but to make it safer to keep doing the things that still feel like their own.
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
In most cases care can begin within 24 hours, and even sooner when it follows a hospital discharge. On your first call, our Care Coordinator listens to what your loved one needs day to day and matches a caregiver who fits. We serve families across Greater Hartford and much of Connecticut, and our Care Coordinator answers 24/7.
We do not name a rate before we understand the schedule and the kind of support your loved one needs, so you will get a clear quote on your first call with no surprises. Families pay through private pay, long-term care insurance, VA benefits and Medicaid, subject to verification. There is a four-hour minimum per visit.
Fit matters, especially when someone is coming into your parent's home and helping with such personal moments. Golden Touch is a licensed, bonded and insured Connecticut homemaker and companion agency, and if a caregiver is not the right match we will re-match at no charge. You are never locked into a person who does not feel right for your family.
We are something different. Golden Touch is a non-medical homemaker and companion agency, which means we do not perform skilled tasks. Our caregivers focus on safe mobility, steady help at meals, medication reminders, fall prevention and encouragement to stay active, and we are glad to work alongside your loved one's own doctor and therapy plan so progress carries over at home.
Yes. Consistent timing makes a real difference with Parkinson's, so our caregivers give medication reminders on the schedule your loved one and their doctor have set. We remind and encourage, we do not administer doses or change them. If something seems off, we will let you and your family know right away so the right person can step in.
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.
