Asking for help is not easy. We understand, and we want to be there for you, by your side, every step of the way. Our in-home senior care services in Goodlettsville provide the compassionate care, personalized support, and flexible scheduling your loved one needs to remain independent in their own home with dignity and grace.
For many older adults, home is everything. Our team, backed by a trusted national brand with a rich history serving seniors since 1984, provides reliable and affordable in-home care services tailored to your family’s unique needs.
From our first meeting to ongoing support, we match dedicated caregivers to your loved one’s personality and preferences. We can start services quickly and adjust your personalized care plan as needs evolve. Let’s talk about how we can help you or your aging parents stay home safely.
Meaningful companionship, conversation, and outings help seniors stay connected and maintain emotional health and social engagement.
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Preferred Care at Home serves families throughout Central Fairfield County and surrounding communities.
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Rick Geller is an entrepreneur who graduated from New York Institute of Technology. As a multi-business owner/operator, his background gives him the understanding to create the best experience and environment for Preferred Care at Home clients and caregivers. He directs the agency’s critical back-end office functions, focusing on administrative and financial operations so the business runs smoothly and compliantly. Rick is essential to the agency’s operational integrity. His commitment secures organizational stability and a strong foundation for our client-facing care team so they can focus on what they do best, delivering compassionate and high-quality care.
Christine Geller, CSA®, is the owner of Preferred Care at Home of Central Fairfield, a family-run non-medical home care agency dedicated to improving the quality of life of our seniors, while safeguarding their dignity and independence. Christine is personally committed to providing detail-oriented, individualized care plans for every senior in her care. She built the agency on a strong foundation of teamwork with a deep commitment to her entire staff and recognizes that the best client care starts with supported caregivers. Leveraging her background, which includes a BBA from Hofstra University and prior experience as a Care Manager, Christine also earned the Certified Senior Advisor (CSA)® designation that demonstrates her strengthened commitment to ethically serving the aging community throughout Connecticut. Beyond her professional role, Christine is an active member of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s and the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. She is also a proud member of the Wilton Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Networking Group of Fairfield County.
Christine’s dedication to senior care is rooted in one belief: every person deserves to age with dignity at home. Pursuing her Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) credential and Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) certification, she brings business expertise and genuine compassion to every client. Active in the Women’s Networking Group of Fairfield County, Christine sees caregiving as honoring a lifetime of contributions while preserving independence and joy.
Rick discovered his calling serving others, particularly veterans. As a VA Community Care Provider, he ensures those who served receive dignified care. Rick believes home care should feel like family. He and Christine created Birthday Club celebrations, anniversary recognition, and annual Christmas visits for every caregiver and client. Active in Wilton and Ridgefield Chambers, Rick processes Long-Term Care insurance weekly (not monthly) and personally ensures caregivers feel valued. His approach: treat people like family.
Yes, many communities offer programs like transportation, meal delivery, home-safety checks, and respite care for family members. Start here: How to Find Free Services for step-by-step tips on locating local, state, and nonprofit resources. During your consultation, we can also point you to your Area Agency on Aging for additional assistance.
Yes, visit our senior resource links page. It’s a curated directory of reputable organizations, benefits programs, and community services to help with care, safety, transportation, and financial support for seniors and their families.
Families typically combine private pay with options like long-term care insurance, VA benefits for those eligible, and state or local programs. See our guide: ways to pay for home care for an overview of payment methods, eligibility requirements, and how we can help you navigate your options.
