For Elder Care in northern Worcester and Middlesex counties
Lynn D.
Angela is a life saver! She first helped our family when we started to make long term plans to assist our parents as my father declined with Alzheimer's Disease. We contacted her again a few years later when he was hospitalized and had to transition to rehab. My mom was completely overwhelmed with all the decisions that had to be made and how to deal with insurance. Angela steps in with her professional and compassionate knowledge and put us all immediately at ease. She advocates for whatever your situation is and adapts to any circumstance. She understands so many facets of elder care and knows who to call and which way to go. We ultimately had to move my dad to a memory care facility and she was with us every step of the way. The system can really take advantage of people if you don't know all the ins and outs but Angela can navigate it all. We can't recommend her enough!
Schmautz
LiveWell Eldercare helped me transition my mother to Assisted Living. Their expertise and collaboration with Drs helped to bring my mother’s diabetes under control. Angela and Trish are kind, compassionate and worked tirelessly to ensure that my Mom’s final days were the best they could be.
Dave D.
Angela has been a godsend for our family!
She truly understands seniors and is skilled at connecting and communicating effectively with them. She has been managing key healthcare tasks for our aging parents, including coordinating specialized medical procedures for our Mom.
This has been extremely valuable for us since we live time-zones away.
It is obvious Angela has a passion for elder care given her level of expertise. She has gone above and beyond for us, even sacrificing her personal time to help us.
It takes a special person to provide this kind of care for seniors, and we thank Angela tremendously for her services.
She truly understands seniors and is skilled at connecting and communicating effectively with them. She has been managing key healthcare tasks for our aging parents, including coordinating specialized medical procedures for our Mom.
This has been extremely valuable for us since we live time-zones away.
It is obvious Angela has a passion for elder care given her level of expertise. She has gone above and beyond for us, even sacrificing her personal time to help us.
It takes a special person to provide this kind of care for seniors, and we thank Angela tremendously for her services.
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