Non-Medical Home Care That Helps Seniors Stay Independent at Home
Personalized home care for seniors and families across Greater Waterbury, CT, backed by 40+ years of local experience
Personalized home care for seniors and families across Greater Waterbury, CT, backed by 40+ years of local experience
Sometimes the right support is regular in-home care. Other times, a medical alert system or medication dispenser may be a better first step. Help Unlimited offers flexible options that can work independently or together as needs change. Our goal is to help families find practical support that fits the person’s routines, preferences, and level of independence without assuming that more care is always the answer.

Home care isn’t one-size-fits-all. We provide personal care, homemaker services, companionship, and everyday support for seniors and adults throughout Greater Waterbury.
Private-pay services offer families flexibility to choose the type and schedule of care that works for them.

Help Unlimited, Inc. provides Medical Guardian medical alert systems for seniors and adults who want a simple way to call for help at home or on the go. Our local team helps families choose the right system and provides setup, guidance, and ongoing support.

MedReady automated medication dispensers can help seniors and adults stay on schedule with medications while maintaining more independence at home. Missed dose alerts help keep family members or caregivers informed when extra follow-up may be needed.
You don’t need to know exactly what kind of help is needed before you call. Tell us what’s becoming difficult, what you’re concerned about, or what you’d like to make easier. Our team can explain the options we provide and help you determine what may fit best.
285 Main Street, Oakville, Connecticut 06779, United States
Office: (860) 274-7511 Fax: (860) 274-4667
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
After Hours and Weekends : On Call Available
Explore practical guidance on aging at home, caregiver support, fall prevention, medical alert systems, medication routines, and other questions families commonly face when helping an older loved one remain independent.
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