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

Tina At H.
We have very much appreciated the thorough and thoughtful care of our father! He loves his visits and values the input of his care manager.
Ellen S.
Working with Angela has been an absolute gift to our family. From our very first meeting at the hospital during my mother’s major medical event, her calm presence, knowledge, and guidance immediately gave us confidence. We had action and results at that very first meeting. Her understanding of the hospital environment, medical conditions, and coordinating follow-up care is exceptional. She handled the visiting nurse care, coordinating follow-up appointments with doctors, and providing detailed summaries after appointments so we always clearly understood the next steps. She also carefully reviewed test results in my mother’s online chart, helped coordinate appropriate follow-up care, and made sure nothing important slipped through the cracks. Beyond her expertise, she was always available as a sounding board for questions, concerns, and even minor issues that arose along the way. Her advice, insight, and steady support brought tremendous peace of mind to our mother and family throughout the process. I also want to mention that her team member, Cathy, was a tremendous help as well. Cathy assisted with physical therapy support and regular check-ins with my mother regarding her overall well-being, which added another layer of thoughtful and compassionate care for our family. Angela is compassionate, responsive, organized, and genuinely invested in her clients’ well-being. I highly recommend her to anyone needing elderly care guidance, advocacy, and compassionate coordination of care.
Andrea L.
Working with the team has been an absolute lifesaver. My sister has early onset dementia and lives alone. My other sister and I live timezones apart. The precision of the care that LiveWell has provided has been absolutely exceptional, everything from helping rehome a beloved pet who couldn't live with the dementia, to pointing us to trainings, to finding a different care configuration with each step in my sister's journey. We have been able to talk about the most difficult things and the most mundane, and the team has treated our family with the utmost respect and professionalism. I honestly do not know how my other sister and I could have possibly managed thus far without their knowledge, experience and above-and-beyond care.

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