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Anthony Chan
Owner, Home Helpers Home Care of Western Connecticut
Tel. 475-242-8686
Local leadership. Compassionate support.
Care Inspired by Personal Experience
After navigating care for parents and older relatives, Anthony chose to build the kind of home care agency he would have wanted for his own family: one grounded in compassion, honest guidance and dependable support.
30 years of business and financial services experience
24 years in Connecticut | 21 years in Redding
A Connecticut Story
Anthony spent 15 years owning and operating bread distribution businesses and, prior to that, 16 years in financial services. Following the sale of the business, Anthony brought his past experiences into a new chapter centered on service, advocacy and care.
Anthony is a longtime Connecticut resident, a Redding resident of 21 years, the proud father of two daughters and shares his home with two dogs.
Why Home Care Is Personal
Firsthand Experience
Understanding the full spectrum of care for parents and older relatives.
Better Preparation
Helping families approach aging, changing abilities and care decisions with clarity.
Family Connection
Recognizing how compassionate care can support an older adult and strengthen family relationships.
Client and Caregiver Advocacy
Providing realistic guidance for families while supporting caregivers in delivering dependable, nurturing care.
The Commitment
To create an agency that communicates honestly, advocates for every client and gives caregivers the support and respect needed to provide exceptional care.
“My goal is to create the kind of home care agency I would have wanted for my own family.”
— Anthony Chan, Owner
Join A Team That Is Making A Difference
- Flexible Schedule
- Fulfilling Work
- Professional Training
- Competitive Compensation
- Supportive Culture
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