Services - Metropolitan Home Health Services, Inc.

In-home healthcare services for East_Boston, MA and surrounding communities

In-home healthcare covers a wide range of services and care, from companions and homemakers to personal care aides and nurses. We are a full-service, private, licensed home health care agency. All home care and services we offer in East_Boston, MA and surrounding communities are provided by employees of Metropolitan Home Health Services, Inc..

Every caregiver is carefully screened, licensed, bonded, insured and supervised by our registered nurses. Every client receives a careful assessment by one of our registered nurse case managers to develop an individualized plan of care.

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Services provided:

Companions
Personal Care
Certified Home Health Aides
Alzheimer’s/Dementia Care
Safety Supervision
Medication Assistance
Homemakers, Light Housekeeping
Errands , Grocery Shopping & Meal Preparation
Medical Appointment Assistance
Respite Care
Nursing/Case Management
Overnight Care
24-hour Care
Live-In Care
Short-Term/Long-Term Care

How to arrange for services:

Call 781-643-9115, Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm

All calls for service will be addressed the same day they are received
A registered nurse is available to complete a free assessment for home care within 24 hours of the intake
Services can begin within 24 hours of the intake

Service Area

Metropolitan Home Health Services, Inc. is a family-owned local home healthcare provider in East_Boston, MA and surrounding communities; our services are available in the following locales:

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