Hear From The Families We Serve

Doug runs Home Helpers with such attention to details, and with such personal attention to the needs of his clients that I could not ask for more! Doug‚ live-in aides helped my 89 years old father after surgery, and when we brought my dad up to Massachusetts to live with me, one of the aides came with us for several weeks to help with the transition. Doug spent hours one day, helping my father and I consider some of our options. Above and beyond the call of duty‚ that just how Doug does it every day.

When my clients with dementia need the assistance of a home health aide, I confidently turn to Doug. He offers personal attention that assures that each client is being well cared for by the aide he selects. He constantly assesses the needs of clients and their families and is unwavering in his commitment to match the right caregiver to each case. Because Doug reaches out to me for continual monitoring and communication on all cases, he brings confidence that clients’ needs are being met.

We will forever be grateful to Home Helpers for helping us give our mother the end of life that she had wanted. Doug Feltman was quick to respond to our call, listened to our needs and provided two extraordinary live-in aids, Sheryl and Patricia, to help us give our mother in-home care around the clock. Sheryl and Patricia are angels and we would have been lost without them. They were kind, gracious, sensitive and knowledgeable on how to tend to our mother at all phases of her end of life. They worked well together with hospice services, doctors and the insurance company. We will forever be grateful for the help Home Helpers provided us. Thank you.

Home Helpers had some wonderful caregivers for my Mother and when she had to go to the hospital and rehab, they continued to visit her even after it was decided that she could no longer live at home.

Home Helpers does all the paperwork for my long term care insurance claims. I am not capable of completing the forms and they take it completely off my hands. What a pleasant surprise.