Premier Provider of Non-Medical Home Care in Connecticut.
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We understand that the first step in determining the most appropriate care type is to first meet with a client for a complimentary in-home assessment and visit. At Tulip Homecare LLC, we offer a wide range of non-medical homecare services designed to support your loved one’s independence and well-being in the comfort of their home. All services are customized based on individual needs and preferences.
People want to live their lives where they feel most comfortable – in their own home. We offer a range of services, from basic companionship to round-the-clock care, that allows seniors and other individuals to remain in their own homes for as long as possible. For example, some individuals only require assistance with certain activities of daily living, such as dressing or hygiene assistance, while others need live-in home care.
Assistance with Walking & Mobility
Assistance Bathing, Toileting, & Dressing
Cueing & Reminders for Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Safety Monitoring & Supervision
Transferring Assistance
Turning & Repositioning
Light Housekeeping
Meal Preparation Assistance
Medication Reminders
Errands & Transportation
Companionship
Our Specialty Services
Patient Care Assistant (PCA)
Our Patient Care Assistants (PCAs) play a vital role in delivering compassionate, hands-on support to our clients. PCAs are trained professionals who provide essential non-medical care and assistance with daily living activities—helping individuals maintain dignity, independence, and a better quality of life in the comfort of their own homes.
What Does a PCA Do?
PCAs assist clients with tasks that may have become difficult due to age, disability, illness, or recovery. Their goal is to support safety, comfort, and well-being while encouraging independence wherever possible.
Typical PCA services include:
- Assistance with bathing, grooming, and personal hygiene
- Dressing and undressing
- Mobility and transfer support (e.g., from bed to wheelchair)
- Monitoring and reporting changes in condition
- Medication reminders
- Meal preparation and feeding assistance
- Light housekeeping and laundry
- Companionship and emotional support
- Escorting clients to appointments or errands
Who Needs a PCA?
PCAs are ideal for:
Seniors who need extra support with daily activities
Individuals recovering from surgery or illness
People with disabilities or chronic conditions
Clients needing short-term or long-term personal care at home
Trained. Compassionate. Dedicated.
All of our PCAs at Tulip Homecare LLC are carefully screened, trained, and supervised to ensure the highest standards of care. They bring not only their skills but also a kind heart and a respectful approach to every home they enter
Homemaker Companionship
We understand that well-being goes beyond physical health—it includes emotional support, companionship, and a clean, comfortable home. Our Homemaker Companionship services are designed to provide both practical help around the house and meaningful social interaction that enriches our clients' lives.
What Is Homemaker Companionship?
This service combines light household assistance with genuine companionship, helping clients maintain a safe, organized environment while preventing the feelings of loneliness or isolation that often come with aging or living alone.
Services include:
Light housekeeping (dusting, vacuuming, tidying up)
Laundry and linen changes
Meal planning and preparation
Grocery shopping and errands
Medication and appointment reminders
Friendly conversation and emotional support
Playing games, reading together, or engaging in hobbies
Accompaniment to appointments, social outings, or community events
Who Benefits from Homemaker Companionship?
Seniors who live alone and need help with everyday tasks
Adults with disabilities who benefit from structure and support
Individuals recovering from surgery or illness who need extra help at home
Families who want peace of mind knowing their loved one is cared for and not alone
Comfort. Connection. Care.
Our caregivers build real relationships based on trust, kindness, and respect. Whether it’s sharing a meal, tidying the kitchen, or enjoying a walk together, we’re here to brighten each day and help clients feel truly at home.Transitions from a hospital, rehabilitation center, or nursing facility back to home can be overwhelming for both patients and their families. At Tulip Homecare LLC, our Transitional Care Services are designed to provide short-term, focused support during this critical recovery period—helping clients regain strength, independence, and confidence in the comfort of their own home.
Transitional Care
Transitions from a hospital, rehabilitation center, or nursing facility back to home can be overwhelming for both patients and their families. At Tulip Homecare LLC, our Transitional Care Services are designed to provide short-term, focused support during this critical recovery period—helping clients regain strength, independence, and confidence in the comfort of their own home.
What Is Transitional Care?
Transitional care is specialized non-medical assistance provided after a hospital discharge or major health event. Our caregivers ensure a smooth and safe transition by offering hands-on support, emotional reassurance, and coordination with healthcare providers to reduce the risk of complications or readmission.
Services may include:
Assistance with discharge instructions and medication reminders
Personal care (bathing, dressing, mobility support)
Meal preparation to support nutritional recovery
Transportation to follow-up appointments or therapy sessions
Monitoring for signs of discomfort or complications
Light housekeeping and creating a safe, clutter-free environment
Emotional support and encouragement during recovery
Ideal for Clients Who Are:
Recovering from surgery, illness, or injury
Transitioning from hospital or rehab to home
Managing new medications or care routines
At risk for hospital readmission without proper support
Reliable Care for a Safer Recovery
At Tulip Homecare, we know that the first few days and weeks at home are crucial. Our trained caregivers are here to make sure your loved one has the support they need—while you gain peace of mind knowing they’re not navigating recovery alone.
Dementia Home Care
The right in-home care can make all the difference when it comes to managing day-to-day activities. We have professionally trained caregivers so families can rest assured knowing their loved ones are remaining where they are comfortable and maintaining the highest quality of life possible.
Senior Fall Risk Management
Fall prevention in the home refers to measures taken to reduce the risk of falls among seniors and other individuals with limited mobility. These measures can include things like installing grab bars in the bathroom, removing tripping hazards from the home, and providing adequate lighting throughout the living space.
Pre & Post Surgical Support
We will help your loved one prepare for surgery, and help close communication loops with the family, agencies, and doctors. We will also visit our client at the hospital and provide companionship. Once home we monitor compliance with doctors’ and other healthcare practitioners’ instructions and medications.