Opal Stork Home Care Solely Provides Non-medical Services.
Client Resources
Explore trusted organizations and resources for information and support:
🏛️ Department Of Consumer Protection
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The DCP oversees the registration and regulation of homemaker-companion agencies (HCAs) in Connecticut. They provide comprehensive information on the services HCAs can offer, registration requirements, and consumer rights.
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Homemaker Companion Agency Registration: Details the services HCAs can provide and the requirements for registration.
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A Consumer's Guide to Homemaker Companion Agencies: Offers guidance on hiring homemaker companions, understanding contracts, and ensuring services meet state standards.
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An initiative by the State of Connecticut, MyPlaceCT provides information on various in-home care services, including homemaker-companion services. They offer resources to help individuals make informed decisions about aging in place and accessing non-medical support.
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Homemaker-Companion Services: Provides an overview of services, eligibility, and how to access care.
🧠 Training and Legislative Updates
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Recent legislative discussions in Connecticut have focused on implementing training requirements for homemaker-companion workers, emphasizing first aid, abuse recognition, and maintaining safe environments. Staying updated on these developments ensures that agencies and caregivers meet evolving standards.
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CT Legislators Mull Requiring Homemaker Companion Worker Training: An article discussing proposed training requirements and their implications.
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