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Providing Home Care For 45 Years

PNPS is a family-owned and operated agency. We engage with clients during some of the most challenging times of their lives. PNPS Nursing & Home Care works closely with clients to implement a customized and adaptable care plan which includes in-home nursing, personal care, home-making, and companionship services.

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Our Services

PNPS Nursing & Home Care offers services that support our clients’ diverse and unique needs. Whether you or a loved one is seeking daily assistance with personal care, or getting ready for the day, or if you need a nurse to help with weekly medication management, our Administrative team consults with you directly and implements a customized plan of care specific to your needs. Our scheduling team strives to find a perfect match between our clients and our home care staff. We understand that continuity in care helps maintain an honest and productive relationship with our clients and families.

From our Family to yours, we are here to help with your loved ones home care needs.

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Our History

We are family-first.

PNPS is a family-owned and operated business founded by our late mother, Mari-Jo Harney, RN, BSN. She moved to Hopkinton in 1977, after a successful career as an ICU nurse at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and nursing instructor at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. She immediately recognized a significant unmet need for in-home nursing services in the outer suburbs, and decided to act by leveraging her professional network and broad range of nursing experience.

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Our Testimonials

“My mother was living alone & wanted to remain at home during her final illness. PNPS helped her feel comfortable and in control, and helped my family through a very tough time. I’d highly recommend PNPS to anyone looking for compassionate and professional at-home caregivers.”

— Beth Hegberg (Mendham, NJ) April 12, 2017