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

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.
Jay W.
LiveWell Elder Care Management is made up of incredible people who are so professional and caring. Angela has been a godsend for my parents and I wouldn't trust their care with anyone else. She takes the time to learn who she is serving and how she can help them in the future. After each visit, I get a detailed report of how they are doing. I highly recommend LiveWell Elder Care and I am lucky to have them as a part of my parents' life.
Shane B.
I’ve been working with Sheri from Live Well since October of 2025 and she’s been absolutely wonderful! Sheri will sometimes go with me to my medical appointments and help advocate for me which is much appreciated. She’s also great at communicating and replying quickly if I reach out to her with questions or concerns that come up. I would recommend Live Well’s services to anyone who is looking for someone to help take care of a loved one and just needs a little extra help doing so

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Cleaning out the medicine cabinet

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