Massachusetts · Service Area
Aging in Place in Boston & Inner Suburbs
Triple-deckers, brownstone stoops, and one parking spot. City aging in place is a logistics problem before it is a construction one.
What Aging in Place Looks Like Here
In a triple-decker, the front steps are the obstacle course — sixteen stairs before the front door, then another flight to the apartment. In a brownstone it is the stoop. We look at access, lighting, and handrail continuity first, because a fall on the stairs changes everything.
City work also means access: no driveway for the contractor's truck, a buzzer system nobody can hear from the third floor, and building rules on anything that touches common areas. We handle the scheduling and the building conversation, and we meet the vendor at the door.
Towns We Serve
- Boston
- Brookline
- Cambridge
- Somerville
- Jamaica Plain
- West Roxbury
- Dorchester
- Quincy
- Watertown
- Arlington
Not on the list? Call and tell us where your parent lives — we will tell you honestly whether we can be there reliably.
The Membership
Starting price for one property in Boston & Inner Suburbs. Additional properties are quoted separately.
- One dedicated coordinator who knows your parent and the house
- A monthly visit — in person or virtual — with a safety review
- Vendor sourcing, license and insurance checks, and supervision of the work
- Uncapped weekday access and a 24-hour call-back guarantee
Your first call is free. The Home Longevity & Safety Audit is an optional $500 add-on.
Questions from Families in Boston & Inner Suburbs
We live in a condo building. Can you still help?
Yes. We coordinate with property management and the board when work touches common areas, and we focus on what can be improved inside the unit without waiting on a building-wide decision.
Does the membership include the actual repairs?
No. The membership covers coordination and oversight; vendor work is billed separately at their rates. You see the quote before anything proceeds.