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Hebrew SeniorLife
About Hebrew SeniorLife
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 chronic 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.
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Presence & Recognition
Hebrew SeniorLife will participate in DAF Day on October 8, 2026, a national day of giving through donor-advised funds.
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People
Hebrew SeniorLife honors the dedication, compassion, and hard work of its staff.
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People
Hebrew SeniorLife welcomed 24 graduate nurse aide training students from the Lunder CareForce Institute to celebrate their accomplishments at a ceremony at the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center in Boston.
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Presence & Recognition
Hebrew SeniorLife hosted a production of Oklahoma featuring 41 older adults at the Orchard Cove community.
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Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife visited its construction site in Stoughton to build 96 units of housing known as Spruce Commons.
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Legal & Regulatory
Hebrew SeniorLife received a financing and tax credit award to build 78 new units of housing in Roslindale.
Reported by Adam Scott
Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife announced $278 million in state and federal financing and tax credits to build more than 2,500 homes across Massachusetts, including a proposed community at 1198 Centre Street on the Roslindale campus.
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Capital & Finance
Hebrew SeniorLife received a financing and tax credit award allowing it to build 78 affordable, service-enriched apartments on its campus in Roslindale.
Reported by Adam Scott
Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife shaped the planned programming at Spruce Commons in Stoughton by conversations with residents of existing public housing.
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Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife produced 142 new affordable apartments over the past five years and 174 more in the development pipeline.
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Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife opened Leyland Community in the neighborhood where it was founded in 1903, featuring artwork by local artists.
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Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife is informing a proposed 78-unit community in Roslindale through shadow studies and site walks with Arnold Arboretum staff.
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Operations & Supply
Hebrew SeniorLife announced that 96 units of affordable, service-enriched senior housing will come to life over the next year and a half.
Reported by Adam Scott
Presence & Recognition
Hebrew SeniorLife President and CEO Adam Scott joined The Codcast, CommonWealth Beacon's news podcast for a conversation with hosts John McDonough and Paul Hattis about pressure on long-term care facilities in Massachusetts
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Presence & Recognition
Hebrew SeniorLife hosted Adam Scott on CommonWealth Beacon's news podcast The Codcast discussing financing care for older adults in Massachusetts and other topics.
Reported by Adam Scott