
Awards and recognition
Six entries.One of them is an award.
Agency websites run awards, badges, memberships and state registrations together in one row of gold roundels. Here they are as a ledger, with the issuer, the year, and what each one actually is.
Endurance Home Care is a family-founded home care agency in Stamford, Connecticut, named a 2026 Connecticut Business Excellence Awards honoree by Hartford Business Journal in the Family-Owned Business, 250+ Employees category.
Ordered by what kind of thing it is, strongest first, rather than by date.
Three lines carry no year because they were never conferred in one. A state registration and a professional membership are either in force or they are not, and printing a year against them would dress a permission up as an occasion.
The one judged award
Hartford Business Journal named Endurance a 2026 honoree.
It is a business award, judged on how the company is built and run. Nobody from the newspaper reviewed a care plan, visited a client, or assessed a caregiver, and the recognition says nothing about the care any family receives.
What this recognition assessedRead the profile at Hartford Business Journal
How to read any agency’s awards page, including this one
- Ask who conferred itA named publication, a named panel, a directory, or nobody at all. If a badge does not say who issued it, that is the answer. Every line on this page names its issuer and links to the issuer's own record rather than to a picture of a badge.
- Ask what they looked atAlmost every award in home care assesses the business: revenue, growth, hiring, how the company is run. That is worth knowing and it is not the same as somebody assessing the care. An agency that blurs the two is telling you something about itself.
- Ask what a family can check without permissionReviews written by the people who received the care, a state registration number you can look up, and whether the agency will name the caregiver and the care manager before the first visit. None of those require anybody's award.
What is the difference between an award, a badge and an accreditation?
An award is conferred by a panel or publication that considered the company against named criteria. A badge is issued by a directory, usually on category and location rather than judgement. An accreditation comes from a body that sets standards for conduct. A membership is something a company joins and pays for. Only the first involves anybody choosing you.
Questions families ask
Has Endurance Home Care won an award?
Yes. Hartford Business Journal named Endurance Home Care a 2026 Connecticut Business Excellence Awards honoree in the Family-Owned Business, 250+ Employees category, published in the newspaper on 24 August 2026. It is a business award, judged on how the company is built and run, not a review of anybody's care.
Who decides these awards?
Hartford Business Journal runs the Connecticut Business Excellence Awards and names a slate of honorees in each category. The BusinessRate badge comes from a business directory, not a panel. The Aging Life Care Association partnership is a membership we pay for, and the Better Business Bureau accreditation is conferred by the BBB.
Does an award mean the care is better?
No, and this page will not claim it does. No organization listed here visited a client, read a care plan, or assessed a caregiver. What a family can check directly is the caregiver profile before the first visit, the named care manager, and the Google reviews on our Connecticut listing.
Is Endurance Home Care licensed?
Endurance Home Care holds Connecticut License HCA.0002450 · New Jersey License HP0435100 · Connecticut DPH License 9915786 (Endurance Home Health) A registration is permission to operate and is not a clinical licence. Skilled nursing and therapy in Connecticut are provided separately by Endurance Home Health, which holds its own Department of Public Health credential.
Press coverage and where we are quotedReviews and family storiesWhy families choose Endurance
An award is somebody else’s opinion. The care is the part you can check.
Tell us what changed at home. We will tell you what fits, what it would cost, and honestly whether we are the right people for it.







