Lawmakers want to impose new training requirements for workers at homemaker companion agencies, which have ballooned in ...

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Aging Committee Co-Chairs Sen. Jan Hochadel and Rep. Jane Garibay, along with Rep. Mary Fortier, listen to testimony during a public hearing in February. Credit: Shahrzad Rasekh / CT Mirror Members of ...

A bill imposing training requirements for employees at homemaker companion agencies, a key arm of the state’s sprawling home care industry, won final passage in the Senate Tuesday, adding a measure of ...

Gov. Ned Lamont recently signed into law a bill that requires training for workers at homemaker companion agencies, a key segment of Connecticut’s sprawling home care industry. As the state’s older ...

Beginning January 1, 2027, Connecticut homemaker-companion agencies will be required to provide at least eight hours of paid training to new and current employees from a list of training programs ...

Connecticut imposes new training, continuing education and recordkeeping requirements on homemaker-companion agencies and registries, effective 01.01.27. Covered agencies must provide at least eight ...

Members of the Aging Committee voted to advance a measure that would create new training mandates for employees at homemaker companion agencies, which provide non-medical, home-based services such as ...