Home Care inUnionville, CT
Unionville has its own identity within Farmington — a former mill village along the Farmington River with a historic district and a strong immigrant heritage. We help seniors here stay rooted in that history, safely at home.
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42.7
median age in Unionville, above the national average
What We've Learned Serving Families in Unionville
Unionville's mill-era streets, once shaped by Irish, Italian, and Slavic immigrant families in the 1800s, are packed with older multi-family and single-family homes close to the road — narrow lots that make wheelchair ramps and exterior modifications trickier than in a newer subdivision.
Many longtime Unionville residents still reference the flood of 1955, which reshaped the village center — it comes up often in conversation with our older clients as a defining community memory.
We regularly support residents of Maple Village, the town-owned elderly housing community, with services that go beyond what the building itself provides — companionship, medication reminders, and help after a hospital stay.
A Team That Treats Unionville as Its Own Community
Unionville is often lumped in with Farmington on paper, but residents know it has its own center, its own history, and its own rhythm. We plan care around Unionville specifically, not a generic Farmington-wide template.
Whether a client lives in a historic mill-era home or at Maple Village, our caregivers adjust to the space and the routine, not the other way around.
- Unionville-specific care planning, not a generic Farmington template.
- Caregiver-founded agency built on real experience.
- Maple Village experience for residents of town elderly housing.
- 500+ CT families served since 2017.
Care That Adjusts as Needs Change
Companion Care
Friendly company and conversation for Unionville seniors living alone. Learn more →
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, and mobility support delivered with dignity and respect. Learn more →
Live-In Care
Round-the-clock support so Unionville families get one consistent care team. Learn more →
Respite Care
Short-term relief for family caregivers who need a break without worry. Learn more →
Overnight Care
A caregiver present through the night for fall risk or reassurance during recovery. Learn more →
Homemaker Services
Light housekeeping, laundry, and meal prep so upkeep doesn't become a hazard. Learn more →
Post-Hospital Discharge Support
Care coordinated with UConn Health and area hospitals to make the trip home from discharge safer. Learn more →
Non-Medical Hospice Support
Comfort-focused, non-medical care alongside hospice teams so families can be present. Learn more →
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care
Specially trained caregivers familiar with the routines that keep Unionville seniors oriented at home. Learn more →
Coordinated Care Near Unionville
UConn John Dempsey Hospital
263 Farmington Ave — a short drive from Unionville, and a frequent discharge coordination point.
Saint Francis Hospital
114 Woodland St, Hartford — full-service care including cardiac and oncology.
Bristol Hospital
241 North Main St, Bristol — a common alternative for Unionville's western neighborhoods.
Local Support for Unionville Seniors
Maple Village
Town-owned elderly housing community in Unionville, offering 40 single-level units.
Farmington Senior Center
Serves Unionville residents along with the rest of Farmington.
Barney Library
The Farmington Libraries branch located right in Unionville.
Dial-A-Ride
Town-run transportation serving Unionville and Farmington seniors.
What Families Say
“This is one of the best home health care places in the area. The owner Dee is a wonderful woman. She is very caring, compassionate and ensures everyone working for the company has the same qualities. I've been blessed to be a part of her team and highly recommend anyone looking for the best quality care for their loved ones to try Morning Star.”
— Nicole Michaud
“The best in CT so far, very compassionate and caring caregivers, do not hesitate to put any love one in their care.Im pleased with their services.”
— Akua Antwiwaa
“Morning Star home care are professional and reliable.They give amazing round the clock care . They go above and beyond for your or your loved ones needs. I would definitely recommend them.”
— arlene Soucy
Let's Talk About Care for Your Unionville Family Member
Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation and get a custom care plan within days.
Unionville Home Care Questions
Do you serve residents of Maple Village?
Yes, we regularly support Maple Village residents with companion care, personal care, and post-hospital support.
Is Unionville care different from care in the rest of Farmington?
We tailor every care plan to the specific home and neighborhood, so a Unionville mill-village home gets a different plan than a newer Farmington subdivision home.
How quickly can care start?
We can often place a caregiver within 24-48 hours, and sometimes the same day for urgent needs.
Do you accept long-term care insurance or Medicaid?
We accept private pay and long-term care insurance, and Medicaid in applicable cases. Medicare typically does not cover non-medical home care.
Can a caregiver help my parent get to the Farmington Senior Center or the library?
Yes, our caregivers can provide transportation and companionship for local errands and appointments.
What if my parent only needs a few hours of help a week?
Care plans are flexible — many Unionville clients start with a few hours a week and adjust as needs change.
Are your caregivers trained in dementia care?
Yes, our caregivers receive specialized dementia and Alzheimer's training, including redirection techniques and routine-based support.
