Hebrew SeniorLife is a nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of older adults in the Greater Boston area and beyond. Our complete continuum of care includes senior health care, senior living communities, long-term care, hospice care and more. Our programs are informed by the focused, applied research into aging conducted by our Institute for Aging Research. As a Harvard Medical School affiliate, we are dedicated to teaching the next generation of geriatric care providers.
Hebrew SeniorLife is deeply committed to transforming the way seniors live and engage with their world. Because we offer such a range of services, no single word fully describes everything we do. So we invented one – ReAge. The word signifies our ongoing mission to challenge conventions about what it means to age and create programs that positively impact the lives of seniors. Hebrew SeniorLife: The Power to Redefine Aging.
Senior care delivered whenever and wherever it’s needed.
Our skilled staff ensure that seniors can seamlessly navigate through an integrated continuum of services, which helps each individual have the best life in the best place. Our continuum of services includes: long-term acute hospital care, community health, family/caregiver support, geriatric primary and specialty care, mental health and dementia care, palliative care and hospice, rehabilitative care, social services and spiritual care.
Upton Bell’s Rehab ExperienceUpton Bell, former National Football League executive and talk show host shares his experience at NewBridge on the Charles in Boston Magazine. Mr. Bell’s story “The Road Back” tells of his recovery following a motor vehicle accident and meeting “some of the best human beings—nurses, doctors, and particularly aides” at HRC located at NewBridge.
OC Resident’s Story of Holocaust Survival Featured in New Documentary FilmOrchard Cove resident Esther Adler is a remarkable activist, author, poet and teacher. She is extremely involved in her community as a scholar of Judaism and a Hebrew teacher. Additionally, her extraordinary story of resilience is featured in a new German documentary, “We are Jews from Breslau.”
Investing in researchMelissa and Gary Tearney are passionate about making sure seniors receive the best care possible. They’ve lived that commitment through their volunteer leadership for HSL – Melissa is a Board member, Gary a Trustee – and their philanthropy. Their investment in the Institute for Aging Research is fueling studies that are changing our understanding of the aging process.
Read Melissa and Gary’s story
Café Connect at NewBridge on the Charles An interactive program for adults with memory impairment AND their loved ones. Each month, a guest artist or facilitator leads the interactive program, with the help of student volunteers. Enjoy refreshments & conversation in a relaxed, supportive setting.
Date: Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Community Center, 5000 Great Meadow Road, Dedham MA
Program: Movie Memories: Rediscover great moments in movie history in this interactive program that weaves together classic film clips and the memories they call to mind.
Contact: For more information or to register, please call 781-234-9214
Give by December 31 to Get Tax BenefitsYour tax-deductible gift to Hebrew SeniorLife will make life better for seniors, regardless of their health, religion, or financial need. Donors like you fund transformative work in health care, communities, research, and teaching. Your donations do more than change the lives of seniors and families today. By supporting research and the development of new standards of care, you’re having a significant positive impact on how future generations will experience aging.
Volunteers are at the heart of a hospice program. Hebrew SeniorLife Hospice Care is seeking companions for patients and their families at the end of life, pet therapy visitors, and administrative office volunteers. Training will be provided. Volunteers can have a tremendous impact on families during a vulnerable and sensitive time.
Philanthropy makes it possible for us to go above and beyond for seniors, every day. When you donate to Hebrew SeniorLife, you’re improving the quality of life for people as they age, regardless of their health, religion, or financial need. Your gift will directly impact 3,000 seniors who turn to us each day, and many more who are impacted by our research and teaching.
Hebrew SeniorLife is a nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of older adults in the Greater Boston area and beyond. Our complete continuum of care includes senior health care, senior living communities, long-term care, hospice care and more. Our programs are informed by the focused, applied research into aging conducted by our Institute for Aging Research. As a Harvard Medical School affiliate, we are dedicated to teaching the next generation of geriatric care providers.
Hebrew SeniorLife is deeply committed to transforming the way seniors live and engage with their world. Because we offer such a range of services, no single word fully describes everything we do. So we invented one – ReAge. The word signifies our ongoing mission to challenge conventions about what it means to age and create programs that positively impact the lives of seniors. Hebrew SeniorLife: The Power to Redefine Aging.
Senior care delivered whenever and wherever it’s needed.
Our skilled staff ensure that seniors can seamlessly navigate through an integrated continuum of services, which helps each individual have the best life in the best place. Our continuum of services includes: long-term acute hospital care, community health, family/caregiver support, geriatric primary and specialty care, mental health and dementia care, palliative care and hospice, rehabilitative care, social services and spiritual care.
Upton Bell’s Rehab ExperienceUpton Bell, former National Football League executive and talk show host shares his experience at NewBridge on the Charles in Boston Magazine. Mr. Bell’s story “The Road Back” tells of his recovery following a motor vehicle accident and meeting “some of the best human beings—nurses, doctors, and particularly aides” at HRC located at NewBridge.
OC Resident’s Story of Holocaust Survival Featured in New Documentary FilmOrchard Cove resident Esther Adler is a remarkable activist, author, poet and teacher. She is extremely involved in her community as a scholar of Judaism and a Hebrew teacher. Additionally, her extraordinary story of resilience is featured in a new German documentary, “We are Jews from Breslau.”
Investing in researchMelissa and Gary Tearney are passionate about making sure seniors receive the best care possible. They’ve lived that commitment through their volunteer leadership for HSL – Melissa is a Board member, Gary a Trustee – and their philanthropy. Their investment in the Institute for Aging Research is fueling studies that are changing our understanding of the aging process.
Read Melissa and Gary’s storyCafé Connect at NewBridge on the Charles An interactive program for adults with memory impairment AND their loved ones. Each month, a guest artist or facilitator leads the interactive program, with the help of student volunteers. Enjoy refreshments & conversation in a relaxed, supportive setting.
Date: Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Community Center, 5000 Great Meadow Road, Dedham MA
Program: Movie Memories: Rediscover great moments in movie history in this interactive program that weaves together classic film clips and the memories they call to mind.
Contact: For more information or to register, please call 781-234-9214
Give by December 31 to Get Tax BenefitsYour tax-deductible gift to Hebrew SeniorLife will make life better for seniors, regardless of their health, religion, or financial need. Donors like you fund transformative work in health care, communities, research, and teaching. Your donations do more than change the lives of seniors and families today. By supporting research and the development of new standards of care, you’re having a significant positive impact on how future generations will experience aging.
Volunteers are at the heart of a hospice program. Hebrew SeniorLife Hospice Care is seeking companions for patients and their families at the end of life, pet therapy visitors, and administrative office volunteers. Training will be provided. Volunteers can have a tremendous impact on families during a vulnerable and sensitive time.
Philanthropy makes it possible for us to go above and beyond for seniors, every day. When you donate to Hebrew SeniorLife, you’re improving the quality of life for people as they age, regardless of their health, religion, or financial need. Your gift will directly impact 3,000 seniors who turn to us each day, and many more who are impacted by our research and teaching.
