Aging in Place Resources & Services in Massachusetts

From Boston’s historic neighborhoods to the suburbs of Worcester, Springfield, and Lowell, Thrive at Home Network connects Massachusetts families with trusted aging-in-place providers. Whether you’re planning home safety improvements in Cambridge, arranging care in Brockton, or exploring services in New Bedford or Quincy, we support seniors across the Commonwealth with personalized, local solutions.

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Massachusetts offers excellent healthcare and strong senior programs, but its older housing and seasonal weather create challenges for seniors aging in place.

Key considerations include:

  • Harsh winters with snow and ice hazards, requiring slip-resistant home modifications

  • Older historic homes needing accessibility improvements

  • High housing costs in metro areas affecting downsizing options

  • Dense urban traffic creating mobility and transportation barriers

Find Trusted Aging in Place Products and Providers in Massachusetts

Featured Aging in Place Checklists for Massachusetts Residents

Here are some of our most helpful checklists for those who want to age in place confidently:

Bathroom Safety Checklist
Upgrade bathrooms in Massachusetts homes with slip-resistant flooring, grab bars, and bright lighting — crucial for older housing stock and snowy winters.

Fall Prevention Checklist
Repair uneven steps, aging sidewalks, and steep staircases commonly found in New England homes.

Emergency Preparedness Checklist
Prepare for winter storms, hurricanes along the coast, and power outages.

Decluttering & Downsizing Checklist
Clear attics, basements, and narrow staircases typical in historic Massachusetts homes.

In-Home Care Checklist
This checklist helps families plan in-home care whether in Boston, Worcester, or rural Western Massachusetts.

Massachusetts State Agencies for Elder Rights and Support​

Massachusetts offers a strong network of programs to help seniors and caregivers plan for safe, independent living. These resources connect residents to legal help, caregiver programs, home safety support, and trusted local services.

Federal Agencies for Elder Rights and Support

From elder rights protections to Medicare support and financial assistance programs, these federal resources help seniors and caregivers plan for safe, independent living. Find trusted guidance on legal issues, healthcare, housing help, caregiver support, and home safety services — available nationwide.

Nearby States: Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont

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