Eligibility for services is based on a sliding scale and is determined by age, income and need. Most Boston residents qualify to receive services at little or no cost.

Personal Care Assistant provides assistance or supervision with bathing, dressing and other essential activities of daily living.

Homemaker

Homemaker tasks include: Shopping, Menu planning, Meal preparation, Laundry, Light Chore/housekeeping services

Home Health Aide

Home health aides help elderly, convalescent or disabled persons live in their own homes instead of in a health care facility.

Grocery Shopping & Delivery

For those who just need a little extra help getting their groceries, we do the shopping for you and deliver the items to your door.

Home Delivered Meals

Our home delivered meals program meets the Elder Affairs Nutrition Standards and the client’s dietary needs.

Accessibility Adaptations

We help make physical adjustments to the daily living environments of people with disabilities. These changes help our clients complete daily tasks with greater ease.

Companion Services

Provides company and supervision and offers temporary relief to family members who are acting as caregivers.

Elder Protective Services

Provides clients, who may be victims of an alleged abuse, an evaluation and legal representative by an attorney if deemed appropriate.

Adaptive Housing

Includes minor housing adjustments or home modifications.

Adult Day Health

Adult Day Health provides an organized program of health care and supervision, restoration services and social activities.

Boston Money Management

The Boston Money Management Program (BMMP) was established in 1991 to safeguard low income seniors and adults with disabilities and to help them avoid the dire consequences of ongoing financial mismanagement. The BMMP also protects seniors from financial exploitation, preserving their dignity, stability and independence. BMMP is a free bill paying service available to qualified Metropolitan Boston residents. There are two unique services available: the Bill Payer Program and the Representative Payee Program.

Chore Service

Household duties such as vacuuming, dusting, and cleaning bathrooms and heavier chores, such as washing floors, cleaning ovens, attics and basements.

Each client of Central Boston Elder Services (CBES) is assigned a case manager to develop an individual care plan. Case managers oversee and keep clients up-to-date of elder advocacy programs and are knowledgeable about benefits, funding sources and guidelines for services and program beyond the scope CBES. As the needs of each client changes, case managers make the necessary adjustments to ensure proper care is as responsive as possible.

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Our Services

Eligibility for services is based on a sliding scale and is determined by age, income and need. Most Boston residents qualify to receive services at little or no cost.