Care close to home
Support for your loved one.
Resources for your family.
Finding help can begin with a simple question: what would make everyday life feel easier? Paragon provides non-medical companion care and personal assistance across Greater Boston and MetroWest, in private homes and senior living communities.
Start with the person.
Perhaps your parent would enjoy regular company, or someone to help with a meal and the familiar routines of the day. Perhaps getting dressed or moving around has become more difficult. We begin by listening to what matters to your loved one and the support your family is looking for.
Our initial phone or in-home consultation is free and without obligation. Together, we discuss needs, preferences, and the care schedule. Explore our care services.
Care where life happens.
Support can take place at home or in a senior living community. With the facility’s approval, we can also provide additional companionship or personal assistance in a nursing home or rehabilitation facility.
If needs change, we discuss those changes with you and adjust the care plan and schedule together. Tell us your town and what would help; we’ll discuss availability and the next step.
Our service communities
- Brookline
- Chestnut Hill
- Concord
- Dover
- Framingham
- Lexington
- Lincoln
- Natick
- Needham
- Newton
- Sherborn
- Sudbury
- Wayland
- Wellesley
- Weston
Local resources for families
Private care is one part of a wider network of support. These independent resources can help families explore community programs and practical guidance.
Your local Council on Aging
Find your community’s senior center and ask about local activities, information, and support for older adults and caregivers.
Springwell caregiver support
Explore guidance for unpaid family caregivers, including help understanding resources and organizing support. Check Springwell’s service area and eligibility information.
Massachusetts aging services
The state’s resource guide explains the aging-services network and how MassOptions can help identify services for your situation.
A useful starting point
Before your first conversation, consider the parts of the day that need support, your loved one’s preferences, the town where care will take place, and the times that would help most. You don’t need to have every answer before calling.
These links are provided for information; they do not imply a partnership or endorsement.
Let’s talk about what would help.
Call (508) 745-4334. We’re available 24/7 for care inquiries. Or request a complimentary consultation.