Home Instead of Waltham MA has been extremely responsive to my caregiving needs for several years…read morenow. They have provided some wonderful, caring people to look after my mother. I have come to trust their judgement and reliability and I'm happy to recommend their Waltham, MA office!

From the owner: From personal care services to hospice care support and many care needs in between, our local Home…read moreInstead Senior Care offices offer a broad range of services that can be tailored to meet your familys unique needs and preferences. While the tasks of each service might differ, the goal for all types of care remains the same: To enhance the lives of seniors and their families. Conditions like dementia or arthritis may come with unique care challenges, but you can lean on us to help you face those challenges. Our specialized training programs equip Home Instead CAREGivers to help seniors cope with their condition while maximizing their capabilities. Home Instead Senior Care services can help meet a variety of care needs related to Alzheimers disease, dementia, arthritis, Parkinsons, diabetes, depression, and other conditions.

Denise and the Home Helpers team of aides were professional, compassionate, and provided superior…read moreservices to my 91 year old mother who need 24/7 care. The orientation process, attention to every little detail and the commitment made me feel safe and confident that my mother was receiving the best possible care and level of service expected for a loved one. Home Helpers was a breath of fresh air and relief after experiencing substandard services from a previous provider/competitor. There was a very clear difference in the level of care and attention provided.

From the owner: From a few hours a week, to round-the-clock 24 hours per day care, our agency helps Seniors…read moremaintain their independence and quality of life by providing personalized, non-medical home care. We provide elderly care where it is needed: in the home, independent or assisted living community, hospice, hospital or rehabilitation center. Located in Wayland, MA, our agency has been a trusted home care provider for the local community since 2008. We serve Concord, Framingham, Lincoln, Natick, Sudbury, Wellesley, Weston and surrounding towns in MetroWest Massachusetts

Connected Home Care staff have worked hard to provide quality care for my mother for several years…read more My mother has dementia and needs total care. The individual aides take their responsibilities personally and become attached and develop genuine feelings for my mother. It's reassuring to me that they care about her.

We have used Connected Home Care for our mother's care for almost 2 years. Dealing with an elderly…read moreparent that needs help is hard and Connected Home Care has been a great help in navigating our mother's care. They have provided us with help on a consistent basis and have been flexible in adjusting aides to meet our mother's needs and preferences. Yohanna and crew are quick to respond and always attempt or answer concerns and question. We recommend Connected Home Care for your home care need!

Professional, reliable, and very thorough!…read more My elderly grandparents have been using Minute Women house cleaning services for the past 8 years, and they could not be more satisfied with their work. It is extremely easy to set up an appointment, and they are usually there the same day or the next day. Once you find a cleaner you really like, they will send the same one back every time (ours is Tina). They are also flexible with whether or not you want to be home for the visit. Or you can just hide a key somewhere for them to find. Like the other reviewers said, when you get home, everything is in its place, and there is no worry that something may be missing. They will do any type of deep cleaning that you need including interior windows, inside and outside of cabinets and appliances, vacuum, mop dust, ceiling fans, emptying the trash, making the bed and bathrooms of course. This is especially helpful for homes that are too large for one person to clean alone. My grandparents really just use them for the deep cleaning about every 2 weeks. My grandparents say it takes about 3 hours for them to clean their 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom house, about 2500 square feet. But the best part is that they can also rotate rooms, so for the rooms that are rarely used, like guest rooms and bathrooms, you can opt to have them cleaned every other visit. Be sure to call when they are not on lunch, or else it might be difficult to reach someone immediately. We highly recommend this service!

Moving from one state to another is stressful enough without having to worry about cleaning up my…read morenew place. Hopefully the landlord or previous tenants did a good job, but if you want to be sure you're moving into a clean place, hire these guys. I hit Yelp and found great reviews for Minute Women and didn't even hesitate. Not only am I incredibly pleased with the results, I would suggest them to anyone I know that's looking for a professional cleaning service. They take pride in their performance, they want to do a good job and it's not just about getting paid. I don't know about you, but I appreciate that. Don't skip over them!

This home health agency now called MGHBrigham provides traumatizing incompetent care. Michelle, the…read morenurse in charge of my geographic area, interpreted my disclosure that in my living will and advance directive, I have a long standing provision for "death with dignity...dnr, dni etc." I am relatively young but I had to make decisions for my parents so now I have my wishes in writing. This stupid and/or religiously perverse nurse took this as a potential suicide so a few days later at 4 am (!), four Waltham police broke into my home on something called a Section 12 which allows police to break in if an attempted suicide is indicated. In no way, was I suicidal. I was immersed in three spine construction surgeries and had my Will etc. in order. I mentioned it to her in case something happened. I had to call my PCP at 4 am. who knew me for 28 years to talk her and the police down. All Waltham police officers (4) who showed up were hot to trot and juiced up to take me in. This was unconscionable. Separately, Michelle was told by me, I probably had a UTI. I said I had a staph UTI previously but the daft Michelle said I non detectable by another person body odor and to buy expensive Lume. I did so but immediately after pressing purchase on Amazon, I thought better, and just called an ambulance (not yet able to drive) and went to NWH where I was diagnosed, as I thought, with a UTI (urinary tract infection). I fired Michelle and this agency. Now, I am suing her, the organization, and the Waltham Police. Imagine if I wasn't with it enough to self-advocate. Does she get a commission for sending people to a mental health institution? Stupidly wrong diagnosis? I hope I get her fired.

I've had five UTI's since November 2021 and three which needed to be treated by IV antibiotics and…read moreI was given a picc line to complete these at home. Before discharge, I was scheduled to be seen weekly by a visiting nurse from Partners. The same (outstanding) nurse which scheduled times to meet with me on Tuesday's, unfortunately, just relocated. The following week, someone from Partners arrived unannounced at my home. When my wife called me to let me know, I called and spoke with the "Clinical Manager" and explained that the previous nurse came on Tuesday and we generally worked on a time to meet. With no explanation, Solomon told me that they had changed my day to Monday. Further, I was told they can tell me the day they are coming, but not a time. When asked if arranging a mutually convenient time to meet was asking too much since I work, I was then told I needed to be home bound to receive their services. I also called the "Clinical Director" who conveniently kicked the can back down to the first person I spoke with. I want to be understanding of their regulations: if, for insurance purposes, you have to be "home-bound" then why was I admitted for services before? And why was this only mentioned when I expressed concern that a patient is expected to wait compliantly until their visiting nurse arrives? I'm a stage 4 cancer patient who was discharged from Partners Healthcare at Home because, thank God, I'm still actively working (but need weekly picc line dressing changes and blood work).