In home care services from Visiting Angels Boston are provided by some of the best elder care professionals around. Our Angel companions are genuinely happy to be able to provide valuable assistance to seniors. In fact, many of our caregivers are actively involved in the senior community.
When hiring senior care providers to work with our agency we ask ourselves, “Would I want this person to care for my loved one?” Only those we can say “yes” to end up working for our agency. Finding caregivers with the perfect blend of knowledge, compassion, and patience is our specialty. Visiting Angels Boston believes you won’t find better in home care services anywhere else.
When you are looking for in home care services, Visiting Angels Boston knows you don’t want to be forced to receive the same care as someone else. You have your own unique needs and we want to help. The general areas of care we provide encompass a wide range of useful services. Some types of care we offer include:
When you call Visiting Angels Boston to inquire about in home care services, you will immediately notice the respectful and compassionate manner in which our administrative staff addresses questions. Many of us have been in your shoes and we understand the position you are in. Upon answering your questions, we are happy to schedule you for a consultation in the comfort of your home. This meeting includes a complimentary safety assessment complete with tips for keeping you or your loved one safe. As the final step in the process, you will have the opportunity to meet several caregivers and choose the one you feel the best connection with. In home care services coordinators from Visiting Angels Boston are here to assist you every step of the way.
Call Visiting Angels Boston to learn more about our in home care services today.
As the Director of an Adult Day Care Agency, I will refer anyone who asks me only to Visiting Angels-Boston Care Giving Agency. They truly provide personalized service for a care recipient from the owner of the agency down through the caregivers. We recently had a client in our day care program who needed more one on one attention and supervision. It was a challenging case due to her Alzheimer’s condition.