Home Care in Acushnet, MA

Providing exceptional home care for seniors and families in Westport, Acushnet, Middleboro, Lakeville, North Dartmouth, Raynham, Rochester, Marion, Fairhaven, Berkley, Freetown, & Assonet, in Massachusetts.

Home Care in Acushnet

At Cranberry Home Care, we pride ourselves on offering the very best in-home care. We serve clients in Acushnet making their daily lives easier and increasing the number of things they can accomplish throughout their day with just a bit of help from our professional caregivers.

We know it is important to you that your loved one remains in their home with their belongings and memories, rather than an assisted living facility and therefore we make this possible.

Dealing with a family member who is aging can be difficult to navigate. However, do not fear. You are not alone. Cranberry Home Care is here to help.

When you fill out the form below, one of our caring, friendly staff will reach out to answer your questions about home care.

What types of services can a home care agency in Acushnet provide?

When you begin contacting home care agencies in Acushnet you need to make sure they have experience managing the exact type of senior care your loved one needs.

Cranberry Home Care has been providing a wide variety of home care services in Acushnet for almost 10 years.

Ask specific questions about how their caregivers manage things like mobility, medication prompting, emergency situations, and the frequency in which they update you on how your loved one is doing.

Also, ask how often they will supervise their caregivers and what procedures you should follow if you need backup care or are dissatisfied with how care is being provided.

24-Hour Home Care includes:

  • Companionship
  • Standby assistance
  • Supervision and assistance with personal care needs such as bathing, dressing, grooming and toileting
  • Medication, treatment and exercise reminders
  • Meal preparation
  • Light housekeeping and laundry, including regularly changing bed linens
  • Transportation to medical appointments
  • Running errands
  • Pet Care
Home Care Acushnet, MA by Cranberry Home Care
New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA - October 30, 2018: Sailboat under sail on Acushnet River with Palmer Island Light Station in background

About Massachusetts

Massachusetts, officially the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, is the most populous state in the New England region of the United States. It borders on the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Connecticut to the southwest and Rhode Island to the southeast, New Hampshire to the northeast, Vermont to the northwest, and New York to the west. The capital of Massachusetts is Boston, which is also the most populous city in New England. It is home to the Greater Boston metropolitan area, a region influential upon American history, academia, and industry. Originally dependent on agriculture, fishing and trade, Massachusetts was transformed into a manufacturing center during the Industrial Revolution. During the 20th century, Massachusetts’s economy shifted from manufacturing to services. Modern Massachusetts is a global leader in biotechnology, engineering, higher education, finance, and maritime trade. (WIKIPEDIA

Senior Health Information for Acushnet, MA

Council on Aging

The Acushnet Council on Aging (COA) and Senior Community Center is the Town’s resource for those age 50+ seeking to increase their mental, social and physical well being.  Located in the former Mason Burt School Building, the COA offers help with Fuel Assistance, Food Stamps, MassHealth, Medicare/Medicaid, home-delivered meals and more.

Looking for a new exercise class? We offer everything from Tai-Yo-Ba to Zumba Gold.

Our Mission: To advocate and support the community’s older adults, their families, and their caregivers while promoting independent and positive lifestyles, in a welcoming and secure environment. 

Our Vision: We believe that all Acushnet residents should have access to services and resources that will allow them to age safely in the housing of their choice.

Our Values: Dignity and Respect, Professionalism, Advocacy, Teamwork, Community Building, Empowerment, Community Connectedness and Evidence-Based Approaches.

Staff Contacts

NameTitlePhone
Heather ChewDirector508-998-0280
Janice FortinReceptionist 
 

Contact Info

Hours of Operation:
Office Hours: Monday – Friday,  8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Programming Available: Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
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Phone:
(508) 998-0280
Address:
59 1/2 South Main Street
AcushnetMA 02743
United States
Home Care Acushnet, MA by Cranberry Home Care
Aerial view of Fish Island and Popes Island on Acushnet River near New Bedford Harbor in city of New Bedford, Massachusetts MA, USA.

About Acushnet, MA

Acushnet was first settled in 1659. It has been included as a part of three separate towns throughout its history. It was formerly the northeastern section of the town of Dartmouth, which included the towns of WestportNew Bedford, and Fairhaven. In 1787, New Bedford separated from Dartmouth, and included the lands of Fairhaven and Acushnet. In 1812, Fairhaven was incorporated as a separate town, again including the lands of Acushnet. Finally, the town was officially incorporated in 1860. The name “Acushnet”, which is also the name of the river the town lies on, comes from the Wampanoag Cushnea, meaning “peaceful resting place near water”, originally designating the fact that the tribe which sold the land to the Puritans inhabited the lands leading up to the river.

In 1841, Herman Melville joined the crew of the whaler Acushnet. He later wrote about his travels at sea culminating in the novel Moby Dick.

In 1910, the Acushnet Process Company (now the Acushnet Company), was founded in the town, and continues to be

Driving Directions from Acushnet, MA to Cranberry Home Care

Our caregivers are located all over the Acushnet area. Our primary office is located in Middleboro.

Acushnet
Massachusetts 02743

Head north on Golfview Rd toward Leonard St
0.2 mi

Turn right onto Leonard St
0.3 mi

Turn left onto Main St
2.3 mi

Continue onto MA-105 N
6.9 mi

Turn right onto MA-105 N/Main St
3.3 mi

Turn right onto E Grove St
Destination will be on the right
0.3 mi

Cranberry Home Care
43 E Grove St Suite 4, Middleborough, MA 02346

Acushnet was first settled in 1659. It has been included as a part of three separate towns throughout its history. It was formerly the northeastern section of the town of Dartmouth, which included the towns of WestportNew Bedford, and Fairhaven. In 1787, New Bedford separated from Dartmouth, and included the lands of Fairhaven and Acushnet. In 1812, Fairhaven was incorporated as a separate town, again including the lands of Acushnet. Finally, the town was officially incorporated in 1860. The name “Acushnet”, which is also the name of the river the town lies on, comes from the Wampanoag Cushnea, meaning “peaceful resting place near water”, originally designating the fact that the tribe which sold the land to the Puritans inhabited the lands leading up to the river.

In 1841, Herman Melville joined the crew of the whaler Acushnet. He later wrote about his travels at sea culminating in the novel Moby Dick.

In 1910, the Acushnet Process Company (now the Acushnet Company), was founded in the town, and continues to be

According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 19.0 square miles (49.1 km2), of which 18.4 square miles (47.7 km2) is land and 0.54 square miles (1.4 km2), or 2.76%, is water.[3] Acushnet is bordered to the east and northeast by Rochester, to the southeast by Mattapoisett, to the south by Fairhaven, to the west by New Bedford, and to the northwest by Freetown. The town line between Acushnet, Rochester and Mattapoisett forms a portion of the border between Bristol and Plymouth counties. Acushnet lies approximately 50 miles (80 km) south of Boston, 20 miles (32 km) west of Cape Cod, 4 miles (6 km) north of Buzzards Bay, and 30 miles (48 km) southeast of Providence, Rhode Island.

Acushnet lies along the Acushnet River and its tributaries, including the Keene River and Squinn Brook, which feed the New Bedford Reservoir, in turn feeding the Acushnet. The Acushnet River is the town line between it and New Bedford south of Main Street. There are several other ponds in the town, including Hamlin’s Mill Pond (along the Acushnet), East Pond and a portion of Tinkham Pond, which lies along the Mattapoisett town line. The town lies within the coastal plain, mostly below 80 feet (24 m) elevation, with higher points around Mendon and Perry Hills in the southeast of town and in the Sassaquin area in the northwest corner of town, where the highest point in town rises slightly above 160 feet (49 m) above sea level. Most of the town’s population lies along the New Bedford line, with the biggest area being in the southwest corner of the town, near the town hall.[4]

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