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About Us:

Non-Medical Home Care Services

Everyone deserves the right support to live safely, confidently, and as independently as possible. Home care and community‑based services can help make that possible. Home care and community‑based services can make all the difference. Independence is an important part of maintaining dignity, but everyone deserves help when they need it. Positive Outlooks Inc. provides services that support clients in staying at home, engaging in their communities, and maintaining meaningful relationships with family and friends.

Our home‑ and community‑based services assist with a wide range of needs, including cooking, cleaning, errands, social activities, and more. Our goal is to help every individual maintain a positive outlook on life, independence, and personal growth.

Positive Outlooks Inc. offers a comprehensive array of home care services tailored to each person’s unique needs and preferences. We are a client‑centered agency, partnering closely with clients and their families to ensure they receive the highest quality care and support.

Client‑centered care means responding to the immediate needs and wants of the individuals we serve. Clients take an active role in directing their care, and we adjust our services accordingly to support their goals, routines, and independence.

As a registered Companion & Homemaker Services Agency in the State of Connecticut, Positive Outlooks Inc. provides companion and homemaker services in full compliance with state regulations and best practices.

All clients of Positive Outlooks Inc. are welcome to participate in our community activities, including free paint nights, bus trips, family fun picnics, and other social events. We treat every client with equal respect, compassion, and dignity—regardless of background, abilities, or the specific services they receive

 

 

Younger woman with arm around smiling older woman
Smiling caregiver interacts with elderly residents
Senior woman raising her arm during group exercise
Boy shows small fish to man while fishing on a dock
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