Compassion first
Every visit starts with kindness, patience, and genuine attention to the person — not just the task list.
About us
We started Zeal Family Services to give Connecticut families care they would trust with their own parents — attentive, respectful, and reliably there.
About us
Zeal Family Services was built on a simple belief: growing older, or needing help at home, should never cost someone their dignity. We serve families across Connecticut with attentive, respectful support that keeps people comfortable in the place they love most.
Our caregivers are chosen for character as much as skill. We match thoughtfully, keep teams consistent, and stay reachable — because trust is built through small, reliable moments repeated day after day.
Amma Ennin-Quist
CEO, Zeal Family Services
Philip Quist
Director, Operations & Logistics
Why families choose Zeal
Choosing care for a parent is a deeply personal decision. We make it easier by being consistent, transparent, and truly present in the home.
Every visit starts with kindness, patience, and genuine attention to the person — not just the task list.
Our caregivers are screened, background-checked, and trained in safe, respectful hands-on support.
Care is built around your loved one's routines, preferences, health needs, and family goals.
From a few hours a week to live-in support, we show up on time and communicate clearly.
We support what your loved one can still do, so home stays home for as long as possible.
Regular updates and an accessible coordinator mean you never have to wonder how the day went.
Care planned together
Families are part of every decision, from first visit onward.
“We care for your loved one the way we would care for our own.”
Screened caregivers · Free consultation · Serving Bloomfield and greater Hartford
Trust & reassurance
Care given the way we'd want it given to our own parents.
Written around one person's routine — never a template.
Consistent, punctual, background-checked professionals.
Support that adds to daily life instead of taking over.
Mom was hesitant about having someone in the house. Two weeks in, she was asking what day her caregiver was coming back.
After my father's hospital stay we needed help quickly. They walked us through everything and the schedule never once fell through.
What I appreciate most is the communication. I always know how the day went, and that has taken an enormous weight off me.
We'd be glad to introduce ourselves and answer your questions.