Seniors

Chelsea Jewish Lifecare, one of New England’s leading nonprofit healthcare organizations with campuses in Chelsea and Peabody, unveiled its new “Superheroes Saving Lives” campaign. Geared to its dedicated and loyal frontline staff, it focuses upon...

BOSTON – For Peabody native Deanna Wolk, her reason to support Hebrew SeniorLife’s Center for Memory Health came by way of volunteering to play mah-jongg with seniors at the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center in Roslindale. For...

The start of the new year came with new hope, as coronavirus vaccinations began at two local Jewish elder care providers: Chelsea Jewish Lifecare and Hebrew SeniorLife. For both organizations, the first vaccinations were administered...

What’s the number one complaint audiologists hear from their new patients with hearing loss? “I can hear, I always know that someone is talking, but I can’t always understand what they are saying.” If this...

We all know the importance of staying active and being healthy as we age. There are many benefits to staying active such as reducing the risks of falls, lowering high blood pressure and maintaining healthy...

CHELSEA – In the middle of the coronavirus crisis, Chelsea Jewish Lifecare answered the call from the state to create a first of its kind homelike setting for those who are dependent on a ventilator...

CHELSEA AND PEABODY – The Chelsea Jewish Visiting Nurse Agency (VNA) has received the prestigious 5-Star rating from Home Health Compare. This designation reflects the highest number of stars allotted to a home health agency....

CHELSEA – Bernice Berman cannot believe she turned 100 on Nov. 7. The much beloved resident at Cohen Florence Levine Estates celebrated her milestone birthday with visits from her daughter Janice Cohen, son-in-law Larry Cohen,...

It is no coincidence that Judy Rosenberg is sponsoring the JCCNS’ Jewish Book Month virtual speaker presentation of author Kirsten Fermaglich (“A Rosenberg by Any Other Name: A History of Jewish Name Changing in America”)...

From a very early age, Dorothy Brenner Appel knew she wanted to be an artist. To that end, she succeeded beyond her wildest dreams. Dorothy, now age 97 and a resident of German Centre for...