Comprehensive elder care in Greater Boston
that improves the quality of life for seniors

Welcome to Hebrew SeniorLife, the largest provider of elder care in the Boston metropolitan area. Founded in 1903, Hebrew SeniorLife, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, is a nonprofit, non-sectarian organization devoted to innovative gerontology and geriatric research, senior health care, long-term nursing home care, and Greater Boston senior housing communities that improve the lives of older adults. From independent living to assisted living, Hebrew SeniorLife provides retirement communities in Massachusetts that are designed to help older adults live healthy independent lives.

Zone 3: In the News

Hebrew SeniorLife Names Tammy Retalic as Vice President of Nursing and Patient and Family-Centered Care Services for Hebrew Rehabilitation Center
Hebrew SeniorLife (HSL) today announced the appointment of Tammy Retalic to Vice President of Nursing and Patient and Family-Centered Care Services for the organization’s Hebrew Rehabilitation Center, Boston location. Retalic brings nearly 25 years of health care experience to her new role, and spent the past eight years at Hebrew SeniorLife as the Director of Professional Development, Infection Control and Occupational Health.

Robin Lynch Joins Hebrew SeniorLife as Vice President of Quality and Regulatory Affairs
Hebrew SeniorLife (HSL) today announced that Robin Lynch has joined as Vice President of Quality and Regulatory Affairs for Hebrew Rehabilitation Center. Lynch has more than 30 years of experience overseeing quality, operations, risk management and patient safety at New England-area hospitals and was most recently the director of quality, patient safety and risk management at Saint Anne’s Hospital in Fall River, Mass.

Zone 5: Boiler plate at the bottom

Hebrew SeniorLife provides elder care, senior housing, and other services in the Greater Boston area to all without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, political persuasion, or qualified handicap.