Launch coverage

Direct relationship-building begins in Chittenden County and nearby northwestern Vermont, where families often compare Burlington-area home care and communities.

Regional expansion

  • Franklin and Grand Isle counties
  • Addison County
  • Lamoille and Washington counties
  • Rutland and southern Vermont
  • Upper Valley
  • Northeast Kingdom

Statewide public resources

The Vermont Older Adults Helpline is available at 1-800-642-5119 for statewide information and resources. Call 911 for an emergency.

Use statewide resources and local verification together

Vermont's Area Agencies on Aging, Older Adults Helpline, Adult Services Division and facility information can help families understand public programs and regulated settings. Private providers still need to confirm their current territory, schedule, services, fees and availability directly.

For home support, give the exact care address because rural travel, winter conditions and staffing patterns can make a town-level statement incomplete. For a community search, decide how far family will realistically travel and verify what is available near the intended move date.

Keep a dated decision record

Save source links, provider contacts, written estimates, license checks and unanswered questions in one place. Public programs, regulations and provider details change, so date each important fact and reconfirm it before signing or scheduling.