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Home Care That Speaks Your Language in Connecticut
Our caregivers speak English, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish and Italian — honoring the cultural identity and comfort of your loved one from day one.
Why Language-Matched Care Matters
Memory Loss comes back in your first language. Comfort comes back in your first language. Connection comes back in your first language. For some seniors, English was the second language they learned.
When a caregiver speaks your mother's first language, they don't just communicate. They connect. They laugh at the same jokes. They sing the same songs. They become family.
Nutritional Familiarity
Caregivers who understand traditional recipes and can prepare their beloved home-country dishes.
Cultural Customs
Shared holidays, religious traditions, and daily rituals that feel natural, not foreign.
Memory Support
Speaking a native language offers vital comfort and familiarity for seniors with memory challenges.
Languages Our Caregivers Speak
Polish
Our largest caregiver population. Cultural matching includes Polish cooking, holidays, music.
Russian
Caregivers fluent in Russian — for Russian-speaking families across CT.
Ukrainian
Ukrainian-speaking caregivers — culturally distinct from Russian, matched accordingly.
Spanish
Spanish-speaking caregivers for families from Spain, etc.
Italian
Italian heritage matters in Connecticut. We match caregivers who share it.
English
All caregivers fluent in English. English-only families served by all.
Getting Started Is Simple
A Clear, Guided Process from Initial Call to Caregiver Match
Reach out by phone or by filling out our online form, and THREE things come back to you. A FREE foundational Plan of Care tailored to you and your loved one, along with potential caregiver(s) profile(s) near you, and a list of questions to ask home care agencies.
Our goal is to create the most effective Plan of Care for your loved one. One of our Client Managers will reach out to schedule an in-home visit. This allows us to get to know you and your loved one personally, understand their needs, and assess the home for safety. We'll note any existing adaptive equipment and flag any adjustments that could better support their independence at home.
Based on everything we have learned about your loved one, we will send you a couple of pre-selected caregiver profiles that we believe are a good match for your loved one's needs, preferences, hobbies, personality, etc. Once you have chosen a caregiver you feel good about, you have the option to meet them before services begin.
On the first day of services, our Field Supervisor will be on-site to ensure the Plan of Care is fully understood and followed. Clients are encouraged to ask questions, and we will be there to ease the transition every step of the way. From there, our Field Supervisor will continue with monthly in-home visits to ensure quality care is maintained.
From Maggie — On Why This Matters
"When I came to America at nineteen, I spoke no English. I experienced firsthand how lonely and isolating it can be when you cannot communicate with those around you. Our clients deserve to feel understood, connected, and at home in their own homes."— Maggie Drag, Founder
Our Eastern European Roots — Deeply Personal Care
Euro-American Homecare was founded by Maggie Drag, a Polish immigrant. From day one, the agency has matched Polish-speaking caregivers with Polish-speaking families. From there, we grew to English, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, and Italian.
Eastern European culture of care has deep roots. It values the multigeneration of families living in the same home, where caring is not something that is learned it is a way of life -- so caring for others comes naturally.
37+Years Serving CT Families
6,000+Families Supported
5+Languages Matched Daily
Verified 5-Star Google Review
Bodziu — Polish-Language Care
"While reading the Polish press, especially my favorite newspaper, Polski Express, I came across an article from Euro-American Homecare aimed at individuals in need of care as well as those seeking meaningful employment. The article immediately caught my attention. I've been familiar with this agency for quite some time and have consistently heard positive feedback about the services it provides to residents throughout Connecticut. Over the years, Euro-American Homecare has built a strong reputation as a reliable and responsible company, and everyone I've spoken with who has their services, speaks very highly of the care and support they receive.
The article highlights the company's credo: 'Our priority is to care for those who care for others.' With 35 years of service to our community, Euro-American Homecare has clearly demonstrated that the quality and impact of its work speak for themselves. Its dedication and effectiveness deserve both respect and recognition. I wish Euro-American Homecare continued success — not only in business, but most importantly in remaining warmly remembered by the individuals and families whose lives have been touched by the agency's care. Good luck!"
BodziuConnecticut · Verified 5-Star Google Review
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Why You Need a Plan of Care for Your Loved One?
A Plan of Care tells you exactly what level of support your loved one needs without committing to anything. We put it together because every family making this decision deserves clarity before they commit.
Fill out one plan of care. Walk away with caregiver profiles, the right questions to ask homecare providers and caregivers, and a roadmap because every family deserves clarity before they commit to anything.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions — Multilingual Care
What if my parent speaks a language not on the list?
Call us. We may have caregivers for additional languages on a case-by-case basis.
Does the caregiver speak the language fluently or just basics?
Fluently — usually as a first language. We do not match basic-level speakers to native-speaker clients.
What if our family is bilingual?
We can match a bilingual caregiver — common for first-generation American families.