we are a caregiver referral & coordination network in Massachusetts

The Granddaughter Network helps families connect with independent non-medical service providers and other community-based support resources that may help loved ones remain comfortable, engaged, and supported at home.

REFERRAL AND MATCHING SUPPORT

THOUGHTFUL REFERRALS FOR NON-MEDICAL SUPPORT AT HOME

Every family deserves support that recognizes the person behind the need. We take a thoughtful and personal approach to referrals and introductions, helping families explore independent service professionals and community-based resources that may offer options suited to their loved one.

Every situation is unique, and the options available will depend on the individual and the professionals or resources they choose to connect with. We help families explore possibilities with care, keeping their loved one’s comfort, preferences, and quality of life in mind.

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EXPLORE THE TYPES OF SUPPORT that MAY be offered

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RECOVERY Support

Personal assistance during recovery and daily routines.

  • Support during recovery after surgery, illness, or hospital stays

  • Encouragement with daily routines, as appropriate

  • Communication with the family

Mobility Assistance

Facilitation of movement and daily routines.

  • Support with moving through daily routines

  • Walking accompaniment, as appropriate

  • Accompanying to appointments, errands, and social outings

  • General household safety awareness support

Personal assistance

Non-medical support with daily routines.

  • Support with dressing and grooming

  • Mealtime support, as appropriate

  • Assistance with personal care, bathroom routines, and hygiene

  • Laundry, linens, and light housekeeping

Medication Reminders

Independent professionals may offer reminders to support medication routines.

  • Timely medication reminders

  • General updates with family, as appropriate

  • Please note that medications cannot be administered by our independent caregivers

Companionship & Personal Assistance

Social connection and support for daily life.

  • Friendly conversation, games, and hobbies

  • Reading, walks, and activities to ease loneliness

  • Accompanying clients on outings and family visits

  • Shopping and meal planning/preparation

  • Haircuts and grooming appointments or similar activities

Respite assistance for Families

Support when family caregivers need time to rest and recharge.

We help families connect with independent service professionals who may offer respite support directly to the family.

Call (617) 922-4143 today to get connected to our Coordination Team.

CONNECT. REFER. SUPPORT.

HOW our REFERRAL AND coordination WORKS

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how we work

The Granddaughter Network is a non-medical caregiver and coordination network. We help families connect with independent service providers and community-based support services. Independent service providers decide whether to accept referrals and make service arrangements directly with families, including services, schedules, and payment terms. TGN does not provide medical care, clinical supervision, payroll services, or in-home management.

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BEYOND BASIC SUPPORT

THOUGHTFUL REFERRALS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE

We know that meaningful support is about more than routines and tasks. We help families explore referrals to independent professionals and community-based service providers who may offer non-medical support tailored to what matters most—whether that means a grooming appointment, time with a beloved pet, a favorite activity, or other everyday routines that bring comfort and connection.

Tell us what your loved one enjoys, and we can help identify referral options that reflect those preferences.

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HAVE some QUESTIONS?

Still deciding if this is the right referral and coordination network for you or your loved one? Our Frequently Asked Questions cover everything you need to know about working with us.