Medicaid Waiver Caregiver Programs That Keep Families Together
Caring for Your Loved Ones at Home — with Compassion and Support At A Better Life Homecare, we believe that the best place for care is at home — surrounded by love, comfort, and family. Through state-funded Medicaid programs, we help families in Connecticut and Massachusetts provide that care confidently and sustainably. Two of the […]
At Home Medication Management: Five Key Steps for Caregivers
Caring for a loved one at home often involves more than offering companionship and assistance—it also means managing multiple medications safely and effectively. For seniors and individuals with chronic conditions, proper medication management can mean the difference between maintaining good health and facing preventable complications. Yet, as many caregivers know, staying on top of medications […]
Adult Foster Care Program in Massachusetts (AFC Program)
Caring for a loved one at home can be deeply rewarding—but it can also be emotionally, physically, and financially challenging. In Massachusetts, the Adult Foster Care (AFC) Program—also known as Adult Family Care—offers a unique solution. The program allows qualified caregivers to live with and assist adults (age 16+) who can no longer live independently, […]
How Adult Foster Care (AFC) Pays Individuals for Home Care
How Adult Foster Care (AFC) Pays Individuals for Home Care Caring for a loved one at home is a labor of love—and in Massachusetts, the Adult Foster Care (AFC) program ensures that compassion is also rewarded. Here’s everything you need to know about getting compensated for home care through this valuable state-funded initiative. What Is […]
Helping a Loved One Cope with Grief After an Alzheimer’s or Dementia Diagnosis: A Caregiver’s Guide
A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia can feel like a life-altering moment—for both the person diagnosed and their loved ones. For many, it marks the beginning of a long journey filled with uncertainty, fear, and emotional pain. Caregivers often find themselves supporting not just the physical needs of their loved one, but […]
Caring for an Aging Parent at Home: A Beginner’s Guide for First-Time Family Caregivers
As our parents age, many of us find ourselves stepping into a new and unfamiliar role: that of a caregiver. While this transition can be deeply rewarding, it also comes with challenges that can feel overwhelming—especially for those doing it for the first time. At A Better Life Homecare, we understand the emotional, physical, and […]
Balancing Love and Responsibility: What to Know When Caring for Elderly Parents
As our parents age, the roles often begin to reverse. The people who once cared for us now need our help. Caring for elderly parents is an act of love, but it also comes with emotional, physical, and financial challenges. At A Better Life Homecare, we understand the delicate balance required to be a caregiver […]
Tips for New Family Caregivers
Becoming a family caregiver is a meaningful and often life-changing role. Whether you’re caring for a parent, friend, or another loved one, stepping into this position for the first time can be both rewarding and overwhelming. At A Better Life Homecare, we understand the challenges caregivers face—and we’re here to help. Here are practical, supportive […]
How Do You Qualify for Home Health Care in Massachusetts?
For many families in Massachusetts, home health care is an essential lifeline — allowing seniors and individuals with disabilities to receive professional care in the comfort of their own homes. But navigating eligibility requirements for services like Adult Foster Care (AFC), Skilled Nursing, or Personal Care Attendant (PCA) programs can feel overwhelming. At A Better […]
Can a Family Member Get Paid to Be a Caregiver in Massachusetts? | AFC Program Explained
Caring for a loved one is one of the most selfless acts a person can offer. But in Massachusetts, it can also be a rewarded and supported role, thanks to state-funded programs designed to help families care for aging parents, disabled adults, or medically complex individuals in the comfort of home. In this blog, we’ll […]