Calls only
Daily conversation and a short update afterwards.
Good company by phone. Practical help at home. Or both.
The same caregiver can call daily, visit at home, or do both. You choose the support that fits now.
Try it for free. Cancel anytime.
Calls + visits
Daily calls, with home visits when needed.
What would help right now?
Add whatever would help, and we'll point you to the smallest plan that covers your list.
Things worth talking about
A friendly companion who calls every weekday.
First jobs, first apartments, and what a dollar used to buy.
How the grandparents met, the famous summer, who really made the best gravy.
The records worth turning up, and the dances they bring back.
A chapter at a time, read down the line, opinions welcome.
The morning headlines, and a good-natured argument about them.
Last night's score, the state of the bullpen, and whether this is the year.
The dish nobody has made right since, and how it was really done.
Some days it’s the crossword, some days it’s something heavier. The call holds both.
A hand around the home
A familiar face who lends a hand around the home.
A hand getting washed and dressed, and starting the day feeling like yourself.
The bed made up fresh, corners done, laundry folded and put away the good way.
The groceries in, the prescription picked up, the mail opened and dealt with.
Getting up, the stairs, a walk to the mailbox on a good day.
Dishes done, counters wiped, the bathroom cleaned up. The place feels cared for.
Something home-cooked, and a plate or two left in the fridge for later.
The bulb that's out, the smoke detector's chirp, the box that's been stuck on the top shelf since spring.
The coffee on, a real catch-up, an hour that doesn't feel rushed.
When a visit does more
The same familiar face, there when weeks get harder.
A quiet look at how the week is really going, with anything worth knowing sent to the family that evening.
Getting back on your feet at home: meals, a little help, and a watchful, familiar face.
A gentle prompt so the pills aren’t missed, morning and evening. Reminders only, never giving or handling medication.
A look around for whatever could cause a fall: the loose rug, the dark stairwell, the burned-out bulb, all made safe.
A familiar face and a steady routine, gentle reminders, and a calm presence on the harder days.
A ride to the appointment, a familiar face in the waiting room, and the details written down for the family after.
A hand with washing, dressing, and the personal parts of the day, always with privacy and respect.
A hard week gets extra visits. A good stretch eases back. It bends to the moment.
Keeping a mind busy is more than a nice idea.
A few findings from research on older adults.
5 years
The busiest minds held out the longest.
The most mentally active were diagnosed with Alzheimer's about 5 years later than the least active.
Neurology, 2021
1/3 slower
Those who used it lost it more slowly.
Frequent mental activity was linked to roughly a third slower cognitive decline than average.
Neurology, 2013
45%
A lot of it isn't fate.
Up to 45% of dementia is tied to factors we can influence, learning and connection among them.
Lancet Commission on dementia, 2024
2.4x
A reason to get up counts.
People with the strongest sense of purpose were 2.4 times more likely to stay free of Alzheimer's than those with the least.
Archives of General Psychiatry, 2010
Here's how the first week goes.
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Step one
First call
We learn about her routine, interests and the support she may need.
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Step two
Next, we choose her caregiver
We introduce the caregiver by phone before any home visit.
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Step three
Then calls or visits begin
You receive a short note after each call or visit.
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No contract. Cancel anytime.
Simple pricing. No contract, ever.
Calls by the month, visits by the visit. Start with what fits, and change it whenever life does.
Calls only
No contract$39a month
When a good conversation is enough.
- A call every weekday, from the same caregiver. About 15 minutes, at a time that suits.
- A real conversation, not a checklist. The news, the old days, whatever they love talking about.
- Gentle reminders, and an ear that notices. A heads-up to the family if anything sounds off.
- A note after every call, if the family wants it. How the day sounded, and anything worth knowing.
Calls + visits
No contract$69per visit
Daily calls included at no extra charge
Book visits as often as needed. Daily calls are included when you use the visit plan.
- A call every weekday, and a visit when you want one. The same caregiver on the phone. A familiar face at the door.
- The weekday calls come free. Normally $39 a month, on us when you have visits.
- Calls and visits share one set of notes. Nothing needs repeating, and the family stays in the loop.
- The visit picks up what the calls surface. A missed meal on Tuesday's call is on the list by the next visit.
- Escalations reviewed by a dementia-aware care manager. For anything that needs more than a note.
★★★★★
Families have trusted WithGrace with the people they love.
9.6 out of 10, rated Excellent across 31 reviews.
Both my parents have used the services offered to them from WithGrace for about a year now. The service offered was excellent and very personable. As far as the family are concerned, we would happily recommend WithGrace to look after and care for your nearest and dearest.
Neil RSon of client · November 2025
Wonderful support for my dad and very caring staff. So happy we found you to help my dad continue to live at home safely. Office staff were very helpful in arranging the right level of care for dad so that he could continue to enjoy his life and be active.
Rachel WDaughter of client · October 2025
All the carers, without exception, have been kind, patient and supportive… I feel greatly comforted and reassured that our ongoing care needs will continue to be met. I’m really pleased with the service WithGrace provides.
L BWife of client · October 2025
What you’d want to know before the first week.
A real person, background-checked and trained by us. And it’s the same caregiver every call.
The same person every visit, background-checked and trained by us. And never a stranger at the door: there’s an introduction by phone before the first visit. If you’d rather be there yourself the first time, just say so when we set things up.
Whatever the day needs: a hand getting ready in the morning, a hot meal, the laundry, errands, or just coffee and a good catch-up. It’s not medical care. It’s a caregiver's help and company, paying attention.
About 15 minutes, Monday through Friday, between 9am and 5pm, at a time that works.
Only with everyone’s agreement. Massachusetts law requires everyone on a call to consent to recording, so it’s on only if everyone on the call wants it. Otherwise there’s no recording, just the note your caregiver writes you afterward.
That’s your call. When we set things up, you decide together how the notes work. Either way, the notes are everyday things: how the day went, what brought a laugh, and anything that seems a little off.
We keep trying. If we still can’t get through, we call you right away.
Yes. They’re good programs. Many Councils on Aging run a free daily check-in, and around here the Norfolk County Sheriff’s Office makes free “Are You OK?” calls every weekday morning. If the town offers one, take it. What we add is different work: the same trained caregiver every weekday, a real conversation built around what they love, a regular visit, and a note to you after every one. Plenty of families use both, and they should.
No. WithGrace is non-medical care and companionship, at home and on the phone. For anything medical, the doctor always comes first.
Visits currently cover Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth, and Milton. If you’re a town or two over, ask anyway. If you’re farther out, still tell us where: we’ll be straight about whether we can get there yet, and we’ll let you know when the town makes the list. We add towns as we hire visitors we’d trust with our own family, which is slower than we’d like and the only way we’ll do it.
Our family. We run WithGrace, a family home care agency that has scored 9.6 out of 10 across 31 family reviews. WithGrace is what we’re building in Massachusetts: calls and visits, companionship rather than home care, run by the same family.
A week worth looking forward to.
An hour of good company at home, weekday calls if they’re wanted, and a note to you after every one, from people who’ll notice if something’s not quite right. Your first week is on us.
Get startedIf you’d rather talk it through first, call us at 781-630-4731.