Extraordinary Senior Health Care
We provide personalized health care services for seniors at our nine Greater Boston locations and in their homes.
Browse Our ServicesPremier Senior Living Communities in Greater Boston
Our vibrant, inclusive, and amenity-rich communities are home to seniors of all income levels, faiths, cultures, and backgrounds.
Explore Our CommunitiesHealth Care With a Harvard Medical School Affiliation
The only senior care organization affiliated with Harvard Medical School, we conduct influential research and train more than 1,000 students each year.
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Career Opportunities for All You Can Be
Hebrew SeniorLife is hiring across all departments—from nursing and culinary to housekeeping and medicine. As a Harvard Medical School affiliate, we are committed to innovation and growth at every level, including yours. Find out why the Boston Globe has repeatedly named us among Greater Boston’s Top Places to Work.
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How We’re Redefining the Aging Experience
Senior Living in Greater Boston
Find independence, community, and support at our independent living and assisted living communities in the greater Boston area.
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Long-Term Chronic Care
From memory care to therapeutic programs, we provide person-centered medical care in a homelike setting for patients with chronic and complex illnesses.
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Post-Acute Rehabilitative Care
When you need to recover from a surgery, illness, or hospitalization, we’re here to help you regain your strength and independence.
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In-Home Care for Seniors
Our professional in-home staff offers around-the-clock services and care as you recover from a hospital stay or manage a chronic condition.
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Outpatient Care
We provide a range of outpatient services for seniors in the Boston area, including adult day health, exercise and wellness programs, physical and occupational therapies, and our Deanna and Sidney Wolk Center for Memory Health.
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This is the Age of Opportunity. An opportunity to make a difference.
Hebrew SeniorLife’s Age of Opportunity is a $125 million campaign that will enable us to lead the way in addressing the urgent needs of seniors and help them to live their best lives. We invite you to learn more about our goals and the difference and we can make together.
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“Do you have to be Jewish to use Hebrew SeniorLife's services?”
We welcome people from every type of background, faith, or religion. Our health care services and senior living communities are open to all.
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“What is long-term chronic care?”
Hebrew Rehabilitation Center is licensed as a long-term chronic care hospital, which means we offer clinical services beyond those typically offered by skilled nursing facilities. It combines comprehensive therapeutic programs and clinical services for seniors with chronic and sometimes complex diagnoses, including Alzheimer’s and dementia. In-house staff includes medical directors, physicians, social workers, and rehabilitation professionals, as well as nurses.
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“What is assisted living?”
Assisted living is a social model of care that provides a greater level of support than in-home care, day programs, or independent living. Assisted living residences, which are sometimes part of CCRCs, can also provide specialized programs for people living with dementia.
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Assisted living residences typically provide meals, housekeeping, programming, a predetermined number of hours of assistance with daily activities, nursing support and assessment, and 24-hour staffing from certified nursing assistants. -
“Can I afford living at a Hebrew SeniorLife community?”
Hebrew SeniorLife offers senior living options for every budget. We invite you to contact communities directly to learn more about pricing models. NewBridge on the Charles and Orchard Cove, our continuing care retirement communities, are exclusively private pay. Center Communities of Brookline offers both private pay and subsidized senior living options, and Simon C. Fireman Community and Jack Satter House offer only subsidized living.
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Hebrew SeniorLife has been one of Massachusetts’ leading charitable organizations since its founding in 1903. Your gift of any size makes an immediate impact on how we help more than 3,000 seniors each day.
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