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The comforts of home for frail elders and disabled adults
 Caring for two moms. Click photo to read more.
With the help of Caregiver Homes of Massachusetts' community-based care program, families are able to provide high quality, 24-hour in-home care for elders and disabled adults in need of physical care and assistance.
We also make it possible for you, as a family member or friend, to become the primary in-home caregiver and get paid a stipend - up to $18,000 according to Adult Foster Care regulations - for your time and commitment.
Staying connected and in the community.
Whether you want to become a paid primary caregiver for a frail elder or disabled adult, or prefer to have your family member matched with a dedicated, carefully screened caregiver, the results are the same: your loved one continues to live with dignity in a home setting with access to care that promotes health and quality of life and keeps them connected to family and the community.
Caregiver Homes of Massachusetts:
Where to start with your family member
Learn more about becoming a caregiver
Apply to become a caregiver or call 866-797-2333
Learn more about how we can help your clients
Review our client data
Refer a client or call 866-797-2333
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Who is an ideal candidate?
An adult who needs 24-hour supervision and daily assistance with physical care.
An adult who is on MassHealth or who qualifies for a Frail Elder Waiver.
Who is an ideal caregiver?
A family member already providing care or who would like to provide care.
An adult who meets our screening requirements and who may be carefully matched with a client.
Someone who is able to commit to providing 24/7 personal care and supervision.
Why Caregiver Homes works so well
Caregivers use Seniortouch™, our web-based communications system, to report daily on client health and function.
Our caregivers are supported with a financial stipend and both client and caregiver are supported by our case management teams.
Our program is overseen by a distinguished Medical Advisory Board and Medical Director.
Pioneer Institute Better Government Competition Seniorlink awarded first place in Pioneer Institute Better Government Competition for Caregiver Homes program at September 16, 2009 Awards Dinner Read Award Overview
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Caregiver Homes is a wholly owned subsidiary of Seniorlink, Incorporated (Boston, MA).
Learn more about how Seniorlink is dedicated to helping elder adults live with dignity and independence.
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