Visiting a Parent This Holiday?
What will you notice this year?
This visit may show you things phone calls don't. Our free two-page guide shows you what to look for, how to talk about it without a fight, and what to do before you head home.
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It's not a test, and nothing on it means something is wrong. It just helps you notice what matters.
- Registered, insured and bonded
- 10 years serving Connecticut families
- Free in-home assessments
- Serving Hartford, Middlesex, New Haven and Upper Fairfield counties
Two pages. Four things every family needs.
What to look for.
Eight places in the house that tell you more than any phone call. The kitchen, the mail, the stairs, and more.
How to talk about it without a fight.
Six simple rules, plus what to do when your brother or sister doesn't see what you see.
What to do before you leave town.
A six-step checklist. Pick one small thing, not five.
Where to get real help.
Who to call first, and when.
"Facts end the argument that opinions keep going."Get the Free Guide
From a Connecticut family who does this every day
We're Sean and Bridget Smith, co-owners of A Touch of Love Home Care in Middletown. We're both Alzheimer's Association Certified Dementia Care Trainers. For 10 years, we've helped Connecticut families through this exact moment: the visit where you see something, and you're not sure what to do next.
We wrote this guide because most families don't need a big plan this weekend. They need to notice carefully, talk kindly, and know who to call.
- Registered, insured and bonded
- 10 years serving Connecticut families
- Free in-home assessments
- Serving Hartford, Middlesex, New Haven and Upper Fairfield counties