Meet Our Team!
Kaitlin McCarthy-Regan
BSN ASN RN BA EMT
Founder
Chief Executive Officer
Director of Nursing
CEO & Director of Nursing
Kaitlin McCarthy-Regan BSN ASN RN BA EMT
Boston Nursing Care & Consulting, Inc. was founded by Kaitlin McCarthy, BSN, RN, with a clear and unwavering mission: to help patients and families navigate the complexities of healthcare with confidence, clarity, and compassionate support.
Throughout her nursing career, Kaitlin witnessed firsthand how overwhelming and fragmented the healthcare system can be. As an Emergency Room Registered Nurse, she cared for patients who were frequently readmitted due to worsening chronic conditions and a lack of adequate support at home. In the Neuro Critical Care (Neuro ICU) setting, she worked closely with families facing life-altering diagnoses, often struggling to understand complex treatment plans and next steps. Time and again, Kaitlin recognized a critical gap between hospital care, rehabilitation, and home—leaving patients and families feeling uncertain and unsupported during some of their most vulnerable moments.
Driven to bridge this gap, Kaitlin created a model of care that extends beyond hospital walls—one that is personalized, coordinated, and truly patient-centered.
Her passion for healthcare began early. As a teenager, Kaitlin served with the Mount Sunapee Junior Ski Patrol before becoming an EMT at just 18 years old. She went on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Communication with a business focus from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Although she initially pursued a career in the corporate world, she felt a strong calling back to healthcare to follow her true passion—nursing.
Kaitlin earned both her Associate’s Degree in Nursing and her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. While completing her nursing education, she worked as a Newborn Care Specialist, providing hands-on, in-home support to families during the postpartum and newborn period. This experience deepened her commitment to compassionate, family-centered care. Today, as a Registered Nurse and Certified Postpartum Doula, Kaitlin leads BNCC’s doula services—bringing together clinical expertise and a holistic approach to maternal and newborn care.
Through Boston Nursing Care & Consulting, Kaitlin has built a team of highly skilled medical professionals dedicated to delivering comprehensive, concierge-level services throughout the Greater Boston area. Offerings include private nursing care, medical appointment accompaniment and advocacy, care coordination, home care, homemaking services, postpartum doula support, and companionship—ensuring clients receive seamless, individualized care at every stage of their healthcare journey.
Through a foundation of clinical excellence, empathy, and advocacy, Kaitlin and her team are redefining what it means to feel truly supported in healthcare.
Chief Paw-Perations Officer (CPPO)
Bessie McCarthy-Regan
Bessie McCarthy-Regan is a dedicated member of the BNCC team! Her special interests include consuming a concerning amount of peanut butter, stealing all the blankets, and hiding socks. She also occassionally comes to the BNCC office to provide a boost of oxytocin to our team!
Meet Our Nurses!
Clinical Operations Manager
Caitlyn (Cate), RN
Hi, I’m Caitlyn! As the Clinical Operations Manager, I’m passionate about creating systems and support that allow both our clients and caregivers to receive the highest quality care possible. I thrive in fast-paced environments and love balancing organization, leadership, and problem-solving with a warm and approachable personality — because healthcare should always feel human first. My role allows me to support our team behind the scenes through caregiver oversight, client coordination, compliance, and day-to-day operations that help everything run smoothly. I take pride in being dependable, compassionate, and someone both staff and families can count on for support and guidance. When I’m not managing schedules, troubleshooting challenges, or keeping operations moving efficiently, you can usually find me with an iced coffee in hand, multitasking like it’s an Olympic sport, taking care of my daughter, or planning our family’s next Disney vacation. I believe kindness, communication, and a good sense of humor go a long way in building strong relationships and a positive workplace culture.
Nurse Manager
Kaiyla, RN
I am a dedicated nurse currently working as a school nurse on the South Shore, specializing in the care of medically complex adolescents. I began my journey with BNCC in January 2025 as a caregiver and, through commitment and growth, advanced to the role of Nurse Manager within just over a year. I am deeply passionate about home care, where I can provide individualized, patient-centered support that truly makes a meaningful difference in my clients’ lives. Outside of my professional role, I enjoy traveling and creating lasting memories with my two sons, ages 9 and 2. I live by the quote from Lucille Ball, “I have an everyday religion that works for me. Love yourself first, and everything else falls into line,” which reflects my approach to both life and care.
Nurse Manager
Kayla, RN
Hello, my name is Kayla, born and raised in Canton, Massachusetts. I am currently working as a Registered Nurse at Boston Medical Center in their Neurology/Stroke unit and at Boston Nursing Care and Consulting. I graduated in May of 2025 from Curry College. I have been with BNCC since the beginning, initially as a caregiver. My experience at BMC has provided me with the ability to be adaptive and calm even in a challenging environment. While BNCC has taught me the priceless skills of communication and rapport building with clients and their families. In my free time away from the medical field, I enjoy reading and connecting with nature during walks and hikes. My life motto I live by is “Always stay humble and kind”.
Registered Nurse
Francesca, RN
My name is Francesca Trombino. I’m a Board Certified Medical Surgical Nurse and am currently enrolled to become a Nurse Practitioner. I love caring for those in need which has translated outside of the hospital as well. I’m a part of a disaster response team through MGH and have since fostered a love for helping those close to home as well! I decided to become a home health nurse to help my surrounding community, and hopefully keep those within our communities from entering into the hospital in the first place. I am a strong believer in preventative care which is why I love home health. The connections you make with those you serve are also unmatched! It’s amazing to be able to serve my community but also count those I serve as some of my friends. I love to read and write and I’ve recently taken up gardening (if you have any tips for me I’d love to hear them!). I have a cat named Honey who is such a love bug but grew up with dogs all my life too. I’m an animal lover through and through! I’m honored to be able to help you or a loved one through a trying time and lend a helping hand.
Registered Nurse
S'ymia, RN
Hi everyone, my name is S’ymia Watford. I’m a dedicated home health nurse who chose nursing because I’ve always had a passion for helping others feel cared for, supported, and safe during difficult times. What I love most about home health is being able to build real relationships with my patients while helping them stay comfortable and independent in their own homes. I’ve been in the nursing field for almost a year and have gained experience caring for patients with a variety of medical needs. I’m passionate about providing compassionate, patient-centered care and making every patient feel heard and respected.
Outside of nursing, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, relaxing, and finding ways to continue growing both personally and professionally. What makes me unique as a nurse is my ability to connect with patients on a personal level while still providing strong clinical care and advocacy. One of the most meaningful moments in my nursing career was helping a patient regain confidence and independence after a difficult recovery. My favorite quote is: “People might forget what you said, people might forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou
Registered Nurse
Chylah, RN
Hi! My name is Chylah and I have been a caregiver for about 5 years and a Registered Nurse for 1 year on a neuro/stroke unit. I chose to become a nurse because I truly enjoy helping others feel safe, comfortable, and supported, especially during times when they need it most. Something that I believe makes me stand out is my ability to combine my nursing knowledge with a warm, personal approach so people feel both well cared for and valued. In my free time, I love baking sweet treats and reading. I look forward to meeting you!
Registered Nurse
Ashley, RN
My name is Ashley! During nursing school, I fell in love with taking care of people. Getting to be apart of making patients lives healthier, stronger, and happier is the biggest privilege. The majority of my training has been in acute care settings, specifically the Emergency Room. Care taking is a passion of mine and enjoy my patients reaching a their health goals!
Registered Nurse
Jonathan, RN
Hi, I'm Jonathan! I chose to become a nurse because It was a way to help people and also support my family. I like home health because it is very personable and there is a lot of flexibility in the schedule. As far as nursing? It seems I did everything backwards! I became an RN in 2013 with an associate degree. I started working at a detox because the hospitals would not accept associate degrees! At the detox, I got my MSN in family medicine. I then worked in community psychiatric health nursing in Lynn. Then I worked at a nursing home and rehab for a year. That led to the job I have now at Salem Hospital. I love the outdoors, travel, and have been fly fishing for 35 plus years! A family tradition! Before getting married, I trekked in the Everest region in Nepal! 🇳🇵I am Catholic, and compassion is my favorite quality, something which I strive for in every human interaction. Life is sacred…every person is made in God’s image…. Which makes them a miracle!
Registered Nurse
Shirley, RN
Coming Soon!
Registered Nurse
Bridget, RN
Coming Soon!
Meet Our Caregivers!
Caregiver
Arthur
My name is Arthur Do and I am a sophomore at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. I have liked to sail ever since I started in high school, and I like listening to music. I am also a certified EMT, Pharmacy Technician, and Home Health Aide. I chose home health care because caregiving has always been a meaningful part of my life. Helping care for my grandmother as she grew older and my mother when she was sick showed me the importance of patience, compassion, and being present for others during difficult times. Those experiences inspired me to pursue a role where I can make a positive impact in people’s lives every day.
Caregiver
Cate
Coming soon!
Caregiver
Brenda
Hi, my name is Brenda, and I made it to my junior years of nursing school. I hope to become a psychiatric nurse one day because I am passionate about mental health and supporting people through their most vulnerable moments. I chose to become a caregiver because I truly love taking care of others and making a difference in people’s lives. Being able to show up for someone, help them feel comfortable, and support them in their daily routine gives me a strong sense of purpose. What I love most about working in home health is learning from the clients I work with. I enjoy hearing their stories, learning about their past experiences, and gaining wisdom from the lives they’ve lived. Every client teaches me something new, and I value those conversations deeply. What makes me unique as a caregiver is that I treat each and every client as their own individual. I respect their preferences and make sure to do things exactly the way they want them done. I believe everyone deserves dignity, respect, and personalized care. A meaningful moment I experienced in caregiving was when one of my clients shared stories about his life before his stroke and all the incredible things he accomplished. It was an emotional moment for both of us. Hearing about his strength and resilience reminded me how important it is to see beyond a diagnosis and honor the whole person. My favorite motto is: “Where there is a will, there is a way.” As I continue my journey through I remain committed to providing compassionate, respectful, and individualized care to every person I serve.
Caregiver
Brooke
Hi, my name is Brooke! I decided to become a caregiver because I just started nursing school and wanted to put my skills to use while helping families by knowing their loved ones are cared for and safe. I enjoy working in home health because I love forming connections with clients and hearing their stories. I've been working for BNCC since 2024 and started nursing school in 2022. I have my BLS certificate as well as my Home Health Aide and others that I've completed throughout my time in nursing school. Some fun facts about me are I love watching reality tv, I love to travel and enjoy shopping with my mom. I love working at BNCC and love caring for our clients.
Caregiver
Diana
My name is Diana! I am a motivated caregiver, with hands-on experience supporting elderly clients. I enjoy assisting with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, mobility, and medication reminders. I have a strong focus on companionship, safety, and emotional well-being. Most know me for being dependable, patient, and respectful, with a genuine passion for improving quality of life for seniors!
Caregiver
Diana
Hi, my name is Diana! I chose to be a caregiver because I value making a direct, meaningful difference in someone’s life. Being able to support people who need it most gives my work real purpose. I have a Red Cross Lifeguard certification, BLS, CPR/AED, and CNA Certification. I also have multiple individual certifications for psychiatric care. A meaningful moment for me was working with a family friend’s mother who was living with ALS. Being able to support her throughout her journey and remain by her side until she passed was both challenging and incredibly meaningful.
Caregiver
Emily
Hey I’m Emily Meyers and I am a recent graduate from the University of Delaware with my Bachelors of Science in Nursing! I have been working with BNCC for almost 1.5 years, and it has been amazing! I chose to become a caregiver with BNCC because of the amazing team behind everything, and have continued to work with them because of the great clients and atmosphere. I love to read and run, and I plan on running the NYC marathon in November! My recent favorite saying is “you live the majority of your life inside your head, so make sure it is a nice place to be”!
Caregiver & Postpartum Doula
Lidia
Hi, I'm Lidia! My experience as a caregiver has been one of the most meaningful parts of my life. I began caring for my grandmother at the age of five, an experience that inspired my lifelong dedication to supporting the elderly community. With over ten years of caregiving experience, I’ve learned patience, empathy, and resilience while developing a deep appreciation for the physical, emotional, and social needs of those I serve. Beyond my professional life, I dedicate my love and time to my two daughters, who constantly remind me of the importance of compassion and perseverance. My greatest motto in life is “keep swimming”—no matter the obstacles, one must keep moving forward to reach their destination. In my free time, I enjoy reading, walking, and hiking, all of which help me stay grounded and connected to what truly matters.
Caregiver
Liz
It's a pleasure to meet you! My name is Elizabeth but, you can call me "Liz"! I find myself caring for others in a manner indescribable, as if I'm caring for a loved one of mine. I enjoy working out on my free time & also helping other's reach their goal health wise.
Caregiver
Nicole
Hi, I'm Nicole. I have over 10 years of experience in patient care and am passionate about helping others live safely and comfortably at home. My dedication to caregiving comes from personally caring for my mother during her journey with dementia, which taught me the importance of patience, compassion, and truly understanding each individual's needs. I take pride in providing respectful, dependable care while building trusting relationships with the people and families I support. Outside of work, I am a wife and mom of two kids and a dog. As a family, we enjoy traveling to Aruba whenever we can to relax and spend quality time together.
Caregiver & Postpartum Doula
Prudence
Hi, my name is Prudence! As an EMS student studying for National Boards I’m working towards a career in Paramedicine. I’ve worked many years in direct care as a combined counselor, educator, caregiver + advocate. My experience includes working with people with both developmental and psychiatric disabilities. I look forward to bridging both rewarding professions.
Caregiver & Postpartum Doula
Beca
Hi there! My name is Rebeca but you can call me Beca. I’ve always had a natural love for caring for others. Whether it’s babies, animals, or elders—which is what led me to become a caregiver. What I love most about working in home health is the rewarding feeling of showing someone they are not alone. I have over two years of experience as a nursing assistant in medical-surgical units at two hospitals, along with over five years working as a daycare teacher for children ages infant to three. I am certified as a postpartum doula, caregiver, and daycare teacher. In my free time, I enjoy crocheting, baking, working out, and spending time with my pet bird. What makes me unique as a caregiver is that I always prioritize my patient’s happiness and strive to make them feel truly supported and cared for. One of the most meaningful moments in my work was when a patient’s family expressed how much they appreciated the care I provided, and my client shared how much my company meant to them. I live by this quote from my bible that reads “Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling.”
Caregiver
Kyle
Coming soon!
Caregiver
Shaniya
Hi my name is Shaniya I chose to be a caregiver because as a nursing student I've seen the care patients were getting in the hospital but always wondering if there was more help they could have at home when they don’t have support from family or friends. I love making my patients happy when working in home health. I have a Haitian cultural background so I love learning about different kind of foods and history of people, I have a Pomeranian, I like to workout and spend time with those closest to me. I am graduating nursing school may 2026 and I’m still going to provide home care because I truly love what I do
Caregiver
Stacie
I became a caregiver to gain meaningful experience in healthcare as I work toward becoming a registered nurse. I have been in the field for two years and love working in home health because it allows me to truly get to know my clients and provide care that is personalized to their individual needs. Building those relationships and making a difference in someone’s daily life is what I find most rewarding. Outside of work, I enjoy working out and I have a lifelong background in dance. I bring a positive, compassionate approach to my care. My favorite quote is, “Everything always works out".
Caregiver & Postpartum Doula
Stephora
Hi, my name is Stephora, a patient and dependable caregiver who is passionate about making a positive difference in others’ lives. I am currently in my final semester of nursing school. I strive to provide kindness, comfort, and a safe, respectful environment for every client.
Caregiver
Tanycha
Hi, my name is Tanycha! What I love most about working in home health is being able to make someone’s day easier! I also enjoy to spread love and kindness. A very meaningful moment I’ve had caregiving was being told I’m the daughter they’ve never had. Here are some fun facts about me: I enjoy watching documentaries, I enjoy playing bingo, and I love to go on walks in beautiful sceneries!
Caregiver
Ximena
Hi, I’m Ximena! I am a senior at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth pursuing a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing and a Concentration in Global Health Studies. As a first generation college student born and raised in the city of Boston, it is a goal of mine to join the 7% of Latinx registered nurses in the U.S as a way to continue diversifying healthcare with the hopes of reducing the number of health disparities that exists today in socially disadvantaged populations and underserved communities. Throughout my last five years at UMD, I have learned how to be analytical, caring, and creative through the nursing curriculum and with the tools and equipment provided by the program, I have learned how to effectively assess patients, interact with peers and colleagues, and utilize complex care management software systems. At the moment, I aspire to be a cardiac nurse or a hematology/oncology nurse! In my free time, I enjoy practicing self-care by working out, going on a jog or a run in the mornings or afternoons, reading, learning how to cook, drinking homemade coffee, spending quality time with family and friends, and watching over my two pet rabbits!
Caregiver
Yadayana
Hi, my name is Yadayana! Caring for others has always been on my heart. it’s something that comes naturally to me and continues to grow with purpose. Over the past 7 years, my experience in the field has only deepened that passion. Building meaningful connections with clients and being trusted with their care is something I cherish. I began my journey in a nursing home and have since gained experience through COVID, inpatient and outpatient settings, as well as working with children. Each step has shaped me into the caregiver I am today. Outside of work, I love staying active, I love going to church, I’m a proud dog mom to two French bulldogs, and I’m currently a nursing student. I believe that being kind, warm and efficient is what sets me apart. A meaningful moment for me is when a client feels comforted and genuinely happy to have me in their home, that’s when I know I’ve truly made a difference. I live by the mindset: “Do it right the first time, so you don’t have to do it twice.”