What Will We Choose to Remember About This Time?
In looking back, was it only a few months ago that we would describe life as being ‘normal’? How is it possible that we are experiencing nostalgia for things that…
In looking back, was it only a few months ago that we would describe life as being ‘normal’? How is it possible that we are experiencing nostalgia for things that…
Joan Hatem-Roy, Chief Executive Officer Q: I am aware your agency is considered an essential service. My late parents received help at home and I was very grateful. What has…
Between 2-6% of the population struggles with hoarding behavior making it a highly common mental health issue. Because this is such a common and often misunderstood mental health diagnosis, Governor…
Joan Hatem-Roy, Chief Executive Officer Q: My elderly mother who has Alzheimer’s disease lives about 12 hours away from me. In the past I would travel down to visit her…
Joan Hatem-Roy, Chief Executive Officer Q: My mother isn’t a resident in Massachusetts but I am hoping you might have some suggestions on how to handle a problem with the…
When you live in New England, spring is anticipated with bated breath. Well, what a spring it has been. Coronavirus came along and at the least, ruined many plans, and…
Joan Hatem-Roy, Chief Executive Officer Q: My grandmother fell and broke her hip and has been in a rehabilitation facility following surgery for a broken femur. She soon will max…
June is the month for which I reflect on missing my mother, gone six years now. Words I never thought I would hear myself think, let alone say aloud; thank…
Joan Hatem-Roy, Chief Executive Officer Q: My elderly mother lives in another New England state. Restrictions are being lifted in her county allowing most businesses to resume operation as long…
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is June 15th as designated by the United Nations General Assembly. The day shines a light globally on the problem of neglect, physical, emotional, and…