Family health navigation · Greater Lowell

Help your parent stay safer at home—and know what to do next.

Teach & Serve helps adult children organize medical information, prepare for visits, and turn professional advice into daily routines that work at home.

Led by David W. Shi, MD, and Jennifer Boudreau, PT, DPT, NCS. Grounded in dignity, plain language, and life at home.

One simple picture

Most health happens between appointments.

Health services bring knowledge and treatment. Home is where people eat, move, remember, recover, worry, adapt, and decide. A navigator helps useful information travel in both directions.

Everyday health

Outpatient care supports healthy routines. A navigator checks in only when useful.

Health services Care, treatment, and expertise
Emergency Planned
Make care usable Navigator: reinforce habits
Report back to care Navigator: build self-advocacy
Home + family Daily life, belonging, and choice Family leads daily care

Select a glowing point to look beneath the simple picture.

Our starting point

Start with the family already doing the work.

An adult child notices that a parent is becoming less independent. There may be more appointments, more medications, a recent hospital stay, or simply more uncertainty about what is safe.

The family does not need another pile of information. It needs help understanding what matters, preparing good questions, and building a plan that fits real life.

01

Understand

Put the medical story, family goals, and daily reality into plain language.

02

Prepare

Organize records, questions, helpers, and the next decisions before a crisis.

03

Practice

Turn recommendations into routines the household can learn and own.

Advisory Services

Reserve a Consultation

Select a convenient time to discuss organizational priorities and receive an initial assessment.

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Submit an Inquiry

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