Senior Care
Compassionate senior care in the comfort of home
Follows your hospital discharge plan
Available 24/7, including holidays
Aging well at home
Independence, safety and company, all at home
The right support at home eases isolation and helps older adults keep their independence. Our caregivers help with daily living, from personal care and meals to getting out and about, so families can feel confident.
Care can be a few hours a week or around the clock. We build the plan with you and adjust it as needs change.
- Live-in and live-out care
- Companionship
- Homemaker services
- Bathing, dressing and grooming help
- Rides to appointments and outings
- Medication reminders
- Care after a hospital stay
- Safety and fall prevention
How caregivers help prevent falls
Support for every part of daily life
Choose one service or combine several in a care plan made for your family.
Companion care
Conversation, reading, games, visits and calls that ease loneliness.
Homemaker services
Shopping, light housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation.
Personal care
Help with bathing, dressing and grooming, with dignity and comfort first.
Live-in and live-out care
Hourly, daily or 24 hour help, so your loved one stays in the home they love.
Transition care
Support at home after a hospital or rehab stay.
Transportation
Rides and company for appointments, errands, lunches and outings.
Not sure where to start?
Signs it may be time for extra help
Needs often grow slowly. A few small changes at home can be the first clue that a loved one could use support.
- Skipped meals or an empty refrigerator
- Piles of laundry or a cluttered home
- Missed medications or appointments
- New worries about falls
- Less contact with friends and family
- Family caregivers feeling stretched thin
How it works
Getting started is one simple call
Free consultation
Custom care plan
Matched caregiver
Paying for care can feel confusing
We offer Medicaid and SWCAA consulting to help families apply for Medicaid and connect with the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging.
Ask our team which programs may apply to your situation. The first conversation is free.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs About Our Senior Care Services
Serving Stamford and surrounding areas
No. Cura provides non-medical home care only. Caregivers support daily living and follow the instructions already set by your medical team.
That depends on the person. Some families start with a few hours a week, others want around-the-clock help. Your free consultation will help you decide, and the plan can change over time.
Yes. Care is available hourly, daily or around the clock, seven days a week, including holidays.
We offer Medicaid and SWCAA consulting to help families apply for Medicaid and connect with the Agency on Aging. Ask our team what may apply to your situation.
Yes. Many families plan care from a distance. Call or send the form and we will walk you through the next step.
For business inquiries, get in touch
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Where we work
Senior care across Stamford, Fairfield and Litchfield counties
Pick your town to see local details and how we support families there.
Stamford
Our home base. Caregivers and coordinators work right here.
Lower Fairfield County
Home care throughout the lower part of the county.
Litchfield County
Home care for families in the hills and towns to the north.
