Assessing
Well-Being and
Brain Health

Promoting
Dignity and
Independence

Supporting
Caregiving
Families

Wise
Stretching
of Resources

Protecting
Partners and
Significant Others

Providing
Peace of Mind
For Everyone

For Elder Care in northern Worcester and Middlesex counties

Erica C.
I've been working with Sheri from LiveWell for the past few months and I have found her to be extremely knowledgeable. She has a vast amount of experience and expertise working with older adults and individuals with dementia.

I highly recommend working with LiveWell if you're looking for support for your aging Loved One. LiveWell will get you the resources and support that both you and your Loved One need and deserve.
Donna T.
Angela @ LiveWell Elder Care Management did a wonderful job at helping our family deal with a family member with Alzheimer. Angela and her team were instrumental at getting our family member the help he needed with housekeeping, personal care, and medications as well as accompanying him to doctor appointments. Besides just transporting him, they would take care of any follow-ups and inform our family the details of the visit. They continued to assist us as John was transitioned to an assisted living facility and then a couple of years later to a secure memory care unit in the facility. John always felt secure and comforted with Angela and her group and we were always kept well informed of any needs or occurrences. We would highly recommend LiveWell Elder Care Management to anyone in need of their services.
Susan D.
Having helped a family member through the early stages of Alzheimer's for two years, I realized that I needed more help in meeting my elderly cousin's needs. I contacted the Alzheimer's Association which was extremely helpful in recommending a Geriatric Care Coordinator to us. I was unfamiliar with this resource but when I searched for recommendations, I found Live Well and Angela Ashton in a nearby town. This was a life changing moment for my cousin and for me. Angela had the professional and personal skills that we needed. Not only well trained and skillful, she had the personality and approach that worked with my cousin and the family.

Angela described herself as a "professional daughter" and the description was spot on. Angela visited my cousin whenever we needed her help, she was willing and able to bring her to medical appointments, and she often was the person who led the challenging transitions, such as the move to Assisted Living. What I appreciated most was her willingness to do whatever was helpful without making assumptions about what that might be. She guided us without overwhelming us. Her medical knowledge was very helpful. My cousin liked and trusted her--and so did we. Angela and Live Well have my highest recommendation.

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