Harriott Home Health Services

11/11/2025

Today, we honor the courage and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans. 🇺🇸

Our team is committed to ensuring that veterans and their families receive the compassionate and coordinated care they deserve.

To all of our veterans, thank you for your service.

10/31/2025

No tricks, just treatments that lead to better health outcomes 🎃👻🍬

In 2022, Harriott Home Health Services was proud to provide free vaccines at trunk or treat events across Hartford. Events like these demonstrate our commitment to caring for the community and meeting people where they are.

10/30/2025

If you would like to support those in Jamaica affected by Hurricane Melissa, the Jamaican Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) has created an official support page which includes a list of current needs and a donation link. Our hearts are with all of those not only in Jamaica, but throughout the Caribbean, who lives have been impacted by Hurricane Melissa.

Visit https://supportjamaica.gov.jm to learn how you can support families in need.

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone on the island of Jamaica as they weather this historic and catastrophic hurricane. 💚💛🖤 We know the worry and fear so many of our staff, patients, and neighbors are currently experiencing as they wait for news of family and friends on the island. We are here for those in the Jamaican diaspora community and praying for our brothers and sisters in Jamaica.

10/28/2025

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone on the island of Jamaica as they weather this historic and catastrophic hurricane. 💚💛🖤 We know the worry and fear so many of our staff, patients, and neighbors are currently experiencing as they wait for news of family and friends on the island. We are here for those in the Jamaican diaspora community and praying for our brothers and sisters in Jamaica.

10/16/2025

Thank you, Senator Anwar, for honoring Bryana's memory 💜 We are incredibly grateful for your continued commitment to addressing domestic violence and ensuring that victims receive the care they need.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence or violence in the home there is support. You can call the statewide domestic violence hotline, 1-888-774-2900 (English); 1-844-831-9200 (Spanish). This will help connect you with programs that provide shelter for victims of domestic violence, as well as counseling and other supportive services. There’s also the National Domestic Violence Hotline which provides free, confidential, and compassionate support, crisis intervention information, education, and referral services in over 200 languages. You can call them at 1-800-799-7233, chat online at thehotline.org, or text START to 88788.

As we raise awareness about Domestic Violence, i am reminded of Jessica Edwards, who left us too soon because of domestic violence. A few years ago I was honored to join Interval House, and The Network to dedicate a bench honoring Jessica Edwards at the Boundless Playground at Nevers Park, South Windsor. This moment when Jessica's sons Jayden first touched the bench has been in our hearts and minds.

I am also reminded of Bryana Raye, one of our nurses in Connecticut, was was shot and killed in a domestic violence incident in January of 2025. Her mother was also critically injured and hospitalized in the attack. I had the opportunity to be in contact with her mom and learn about the challanges she faced. Sasa Harriott was kind enough to connect me with her.

Domestic Violence is real and help is available. In Connecticut, there is a statewide network of domestic violence programs that can be reached by calling the statewide domestic violence hotline, 1-888-774-2900 (English); 1-844-831-9200 (Spanish). The programs provide shelter for victims of domestic violence, as well as counseling and other supportive services.

10/13/2025

📢 Open enrollment is almost here! Starting this Wednesday, October 15, patients will have the opportunity to make changes to their Medicare plans for 2026. The open enrollment period, which lasts until December 7th, is a great time to reassess and ensure you or your loved one has the coverage you need.

If you need help navigating the process or understanding the different types of coverage, this webinar from the Center for Medicare Advocacy, provides valuable information for patients and caregivers.

To learn more about Medicare eligibility and enrollment, visit medicareadvocacy.org/eligibility-enrollment

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10/10/2025

Healing and recovery requires more than medication and nursing care. It takes food, energy, and strength.

That’s why our staff don’t just ask about your wounds or prescriptions. We ask what food is in the fridge and what your meals look like. If food is a barrier, we connect families to local community partners and support services to ensure nutrition doesn’t stand in the way of healing.

If you’re struggling with food insecurity while recovering or caring for a loved one, we’re here to help connect you to resources. You can also call 2-1-1 or visit 211ct.org to find information on food pantries, mobile pantries, and other support services near you.

10/08/2025

Caregiving is not easy–whether you’re doing it alone, with others, or simply trying to juggle it along with other commitments. We’ve seen caregivers skip meals, miss their own doctor’s visits, and push themselves to exhaustion.

At Harriott Home Health Services, we care for everyone in the home, including caregivers. We ensure that they have the care, support, and resources they need to care for themselves and for others.

And if there isn’t a caregiver in the picture, we step in to make sure no one falls through the cracks.

It’s all part of our mission to ensure better health outcomes . . . for all.

10/06/2025

One of the biggest barriers our patients face is transportation. Even when care comes to your home, you may still need to get to the pharmacy, the lab, or follow-up appointments. And if you don’t have access to reliable transportation, it becomes just another barrier to recovery and better health.

It’s why our nurses not only provide in-home medical care, but we also go the extra mile to pick up patients’ prescriptions. We also connect patients with the right support services to help get them to lab and follow-up appointments.

It’s all part of our commitment to not only providing care, but addressing the bigger picture to ensure patients achieve better health outcomes–now and in the future.

10/03/2025

Where we come from shapes the way we care. ❤️🩺

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor the rich cultures, voices, and traditions of the Hispanic and Latino community. Many of the families we serve, and many of the caregivers on our team, bring lived experiences that guide the way we approach care with respect, compassion, and cultural understanding.

At Harriott Home Health Services, we believe care works best when it’s personal and when it honors language, family, and culture. This month, and every month, we celebrate the contributions of Hispanic and Latino nurses, caregivers, and families who make our communities stronger.

10/01/2025

As the sun sets this evening, we join our Jewish neighbors in reflection and hope.

Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is a time of deep reflection, forgiveness, and renewal. At Harriott Home Health Services, we recognize the sacred importance of this day for many in our community and extend wishes of peace, healing, and wholeness to all who observe.

G'mar chatima tovah from all of us at Harriott Home Health Services! 🕊️

09/29/2025

Congratulations to our CEO, Sasa Harriott, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, who has been honored with the Connecticut Nurses Association’s 2025 President’s Award. This award recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the nursing profession. The Connecticut Nurses Association supports and advocates for the hundred of thousands of dedicated nurses across the state.

“[Sasa is] a bold, grassroots leader who bridges healthcare and policy with compassion, strategy, and relentless advocacy for equity and safety. Over the past year, [her] leadership has elevated some of the most urgent nursing and public health issues facing Connecticut.” said CTNA President Cassandra Esposito, MSN, APRN, FNP-C. “By leading with courage, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to systemic change, [she] embod[ies] the very spirit of this award. [Her] influence is shaping not only today’s policies, but also the future of nursing leadership in Connecticut and beyond.”

Harriott Home Health Services congratulates Sasa and all of the other 2025 award recipients for their outstanding contributions to the nursing profession!