Doolittle Home – Providing Outstanding Care and Peace of Mind for More Than 90 Years.

Care decisions for your parents or older relatives are complex and can be overwhelming. We understand your need to provide the best care for your loved ones today and for the remainder of their days with a variety of care options. At Doolittle Home we ease the burden of that decision – ensuring quality care for your loved one and peace of mind for you and other family members.

Doolittle Home, located at 16 Bird Street in Foxboro, was chartered in 1915 and reorganized as a public charity in 1974. While the Home offers a variety of entry plans, most residents are Life Care occupants of the Home. Once they qualify physically and financially, the full amenities of the Home – including the fully accredited nine-bed nursing unit – are available throughout the lifetime of the resident without additional cost regardless of any change in physical or financial condition. The family has peace of mind knowing their loved one will receive quality care for the remainder of his/her life.

Doolittle Home is a unique facility blessed with a dedicated, caring staff and a hard working volunteer local board of trustees. We take pride in the facility we operate and the care we provide to each resident. We are proud that our residents maintain their dignity until their last breath.

Did you miss our Open House? We missed you as well, but please don’t wait until next year to drop by to hear about our Retirement with a Difference. If the latest Massachusetts Department of Public Health survey says we are tops in the Commonwealth in service to residents and physical accommodations, you should be listening. We also know a lot about providing total peace of mind for residents and their families. Call today to schedule your tour. 508-543-2694

“My mother’s world was getting smaller all the time, but since she moved to Doolittle Home she has been making new friends and participating in many activities. She has the support system she needs with the social interaction she enjoys. She has so much more to talk about now when we visit!” — Sue, about her mother Erdine, a Doolittle Home Resident