Condition we support
Discharge-to-home transition care that steadies the first weeks at home.
How we walk alongside you
The days right after surgery are when a little help makes the biggest difference. We can begin at discharge, often within 24 hours, and take the pressure off the whole family.
While mobility is limited, we handle meals, errands, housekeeping and reminders so recovery can be the only job.
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.
The first days back home after an operation are often the hardest, when energy is low, moving around is slow, and simple tasks like getting to the kitchen feel like a lot. Our caregivers step in with steady, non-medical help so your loved one can follow their own doctor's discharge instructions without pushing too hard too soon. We handle the meals, the light housekeeping, and the reminders about appointments and medication times, and we keep a close eye out for the small changes worth mentioning to the family. Care can start within 24 hours, and often faster for a hospital discharge, so no one has to manage that first week alone.
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 start within 24 hours, and often faster when it is tied to a hospital discharge. Just call our Care Coordinator, who answers 24/7, and we will work to have a caregiver in place before your loved one comes home. There is a four-hour minimum per visit, so those first days are truly covered.
You will get a clear quote on your first call, with no guessing later. Families pay in several ways, including private pay, long-term care insurance, VA benefits and Medicaid, subject to verification. We are happy to walk through the options that fit your situation.
We are a licensed, bonded and insured Connecticut homemaker and companion agency, and we match each caregiver to your loved one's needs and personality. If the fit is not right, we will re-match at no charge. Our team brings more than 20 years of caregiving experience to that important first week at home.
No, we are a non-medical agency. Our caregivers help with everyday support like meals, errands, light housekeeping, moving safely around the home, and medication reminders, which means we remind about doses and never give them. Anything hands-on with health stays with your loved one's own doctor and any home health providers they already use.
Those first weeks are when small setbacks tend to happen, like a missed meal, a fall while reaching for something, or losing track of medication times. Having a caregiver there means someone is helping with mobility, keeping the home tidy and safe, and following your loved one's own discharge instructions closely, which all support a steadier recovery. We also flag any changes we notice so the family and their doctor can act early.
Day-to-day help through illness and recovery, so energy goes where it is needed most.
Respectful in-home support for those who served, with VA benefits accepted toward care.
Quiet, respectful presence and family relief, working alongside your hospice team.
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.
