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Companions and Homemakers

Runs nonmedical home care across Connecticut

Field Coordinator

Full-TimePosted on 10/22/2026
$20 - $23/hr
Entry
Clinton, CT, USA
In PersonPrimarily field visits to clients’ homes, with occasional light office work; travel within the Connecticut service area is required.
Social & Community ServicesResidential & Direct Support

About the job

Requirements
  • Compassion for the elderly and dedication to the company’s mission.
  • Straightforward communication skills.
  • Ability to fill in for clients and perform the required skills for client care, including personal care and transfers.
  • Ability to use different types of lifting equipment, such as a Hoyer lift.
  • Observational and time-management skills.
  • Ability to monitor for concerns in clients’ homes and evaluate caregiver performance.
  • Ability to adapt to last-minute schedule changes.
  • Ability to travel to any town within the designated Connecticut work area using a reliable personal vehicle.
  • Physical fitness to lift and transfer clients and use lifting equipment as necessary.
Responsibilities
  • Fill in for clients with last-minute openings, performing companion, homemaker, or personal care assistant duties according to client needs.
  • Take on new clients until a suitable match has been made.
  • Visit new clients within the first two weeks of services to verify client information and assess how the initial caregiver match is going.
  • Perform home visits to clients as requested by supervisors.
  • Thoroughly document pertinent information obtained during scheduled client time, including home visits.
  • Immediately escalate concerns about clients, caregivers, or office staff to the direct supervisor.
  • Follow the weekly visit schedule to check caregiver attendance, job performance, and client well-being, based on supervisor direction and input from scheduling coordinators, new employee assignments, customer complaints, or management requests.
  • Prepare a weekly report of day-to-day activities for supervisor review, including a mileage report when not driving a company vehicle.
  • Develop working knowledge of company policies, procedures, services, and philosophy using available training tools, including training documents, company websites, and one-on-one training.
  • Report information observed or heard about clients or caregivers that may affect the company or its mission.
  • Assist with office functions such as scheduling or special projects when not scheduled in the field.
  • Primarily visit clients’ homes, with occasional light office work as needed.

About the company

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Companions and Homemakers

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Companions and Homemakers runs nonmedical home care for older adults across Connecticut who need support to remain in their own homes. Its companion and homemaker services combine social contact with practical assistance, from preparing meals to keeping the household in order. Families arrange hourly visits or live-in support around individual needs, with caregivers matched to the person receiving care. The business is paid for home-care services, including support funded through Connecticut's state home-care program and Medicaid waivers for eligible residents. Founded in 1990, Companions and Homemakers is headquartered in Farmington, Connecticut.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Farmington, CT

Founded

1990

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What believers are saying

  • Caregivers control their hours: Companions and Homemakers advertises as many or as few hours as workers want.
  • Training is paid: Companions and Homemakers includes paid training among its caregiver employment terms.
  • Middlebury field coordinators get a stated pay range: the role advertises $20-23 hourly plus paid time off.

What critics are saying

  • New Milford caregivers need their own transport: the posting requires a reliable vehicle, driving license and auto insurance.
  • Overtime faces explicit controls: Farmington scheduling coordinators must minimize overtime and limit incentives when arranging caregiver coverage.
  • Farmington schedulers juggle heavy workloads: the role explicitly lists frequent heavy workloads, multiple projects and changing priorities.

What makes Companions and Homemakers unique

  • Local brands remain distinct: HouseWorks lists Companions and Homemakers and Companions Forever separately within its Connecticut operations.
  • Caregivers are company employees: screening includes tuberculosis checks and driving-record checks for workers transporting clients.
  • Emergency coverage has dedicated backup: Companions and Homemakers maintains standby field staff for last-minute caregiver absences.

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