SeniorCare Inc.

Join SeniorCare for a fun and FREE afternoon at the movies! Roman Holiday, the 1953 romantic comedy, starring Audrey Hepburn & Gregory Peck, will be shown at The Cabot (Beverly MA) on Mon, Apr 14, 2025, 1pm. Info: 978-281-1750. FREE to all. https://lnkd.in/gpxVjHXV

A new study published in Science Advances shows that prolonged heat exposure can modify how people's genes behave, speeding up aging at the molecular level and potentially impacting people's long-term health. https://lnkd.in/ebXc9ExC

The quest for answers continues. Two papers out of the latest Science Advances journal focused on Alzheimer's — specifically examining the relation of menopause, hormone therapy and protein debris in women’s brains that can indicate dementia. Listen to the NPR Here and Now interview at https://lnkd.in/eKAajWsY #alzheimers #dementia

A Message from SeniorCare CEO Feb 28, 2025 The recent news about federal funding freezes has raised concerns with many non-profit organizations, including SeniorCare Inc. As the Chief Executive Officer, I want to assure you that we are monitoring the situation and remain steadfast in our commitment to providing essential services such as Meals on Wheels, Caregiver Support, Protective Services, and in-Home Assistance for older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers across our nine communities. These programs and services, including our Volunteer Program, will continue without interruption. Funding for Medicare, Medicaid, and other essential programs is becoming increasingly unpredictable. Federal and state funding currently provides a substantial portion of SeniorCare’s annual operating costs and revenue. Disruptions could significantly impact those who rely on us daily. In response to new federal mandates that prohibit any mention or implementation of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, SeniorCare has made the difficult but necessary decision to end our 24-year partnership with the AmeriCorps Seniors program, effective February 27, 2025. These restrictions are fundamentally incompatible with SeniorCare’s core values as an organization. SeniorCare has always been, and remains, unwavering in our commitment to inclusivity and non-discrimination. We do not, have not, and will not discriminate against anyone under any circumstances. Our Board and leadership are fully dedicated to sustaining our vital volunteer program and strengthening our collaborations with nonprofit partners across the North Shore. Importantly, this change will have no impact on our current volunteers, who will continue their meaningful work in our communities without interruption. SeniorCare remains committed to fostering a welcoming and equitable environment for all. Will you donate today to sustain our vital programs? Our unfunded programs such as Volunteer Medical Transportation and STAY Pet Services and our underfunded programs such as our Volunteer Money Management Program, nursing facility Ombudsman Program, Nutrition including Meals on Wheels and others need your help. Your support will help us ensure that residents in our community continue to receive the care they need. Every gift makes an immediate impact. Thank you for standing with us and supporting our most vulnerable community members and please reach out to me at any time. With gratitude, Scott M. Trenti, CEO SeniorCare Inc.

A Message from SeniorCare CEO Feb 28, 2025 The recent news about federal funding freezes has raised concerns with many non-profit organizations, including SeniorCare Inc. As the Chief Executive Officer, I want to assure you that we are monitoring the situation and remain steadfast in our commitment to providing essential services such as Meals on Wheels, Caregiver Support, Protective Services, and in-Home Assistance for older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers across our nine communities. These programs and services, including our Volunteer Program, will continue without interruption. Funding for Medicare, Medicaid, and other essential programs is becoming increasingly unpredictable. Federal and state funding currently provides a substantial portion of SeniorCare’s annual operating costs and revenue. Disruptions could significantly impact those who rely on us daily. In response to new federal mandates that prohibit any mention or implementation of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, SeniorCare has made the difficult but necessary decision to end our 24-year partnership with the AmeriCorps Seniors program, effective February 27, 2025. These restrictions are fundamentally incompatible with SeniorCare’s core values as an organization. SeniorCare has always been, and remains, unwavering in our commitment to inclusivity and non-discrimination. We do not, have not, and will not discriminate against anyone under any circumstances. Our Board and leadership are fully dedicated to sustaining our vital volunteer program and strengthening our collaborations with nonprofit partners across the North Shore. Importantly, this change will have no impact on our current volunteers, who will continue their meaningful work in our communities without interruption. SeniorCare remains committed to fostering a welcoming and equitable environment for all. Will you donate today to sustain our vital programs? Our unfunded programs such as Volunteer Medical Transportation and STAY Pet Services and our underfunded programs such as our Volunteer Money Management Program, nursing facility Ombudsman Program, Nutrition including Meals on Wheels and others need your help. Your support will help us ensure that residents in our community continue to receive the care they need. Every gift makes an immediate impact. Thank you for standing with us and supporting our most vulnerable community members and please reach out to me at any time. With gratitude, Scott M. Trenti, CEO SeniorCare Inc.

Alzheimer’s Stigmas devalue and disempower people living with dementia. https://lnkd.in/eM8yyy49

People with dementia, especially in earlier stages, continue to work, socialize and lead independent lives for years. How Street Art in Singapore Is Helping People With Dementia Get Around. https://lnkd.in/eCGA7BkN

95-year-old woman tackles world-wide bucket list after dementia diagnoses. https://lnkd.in/eKryF4mK

This week's Senior Lookout in the Gloucester Daily Times and The Salem News discusses checking account fraud-- specifically the crime of "check washing." https://lnkd.in/eCeVpB83 #checkfraud

National Grid Customer Advocates will be available to meet one-on-one on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, 10am-1pm, at Harbor Village, located at 206 Main St in Gloucester, to discuss options to manage your energy bill and help you find assistance, including: ? Discount Rate ? Payment Plans ? Budget Plan ? Arrears Management Program (AMP) No appointment is needed, but please bring the following when you visit: If you receive SNAP, MassHealth, SSI or WIC, please bring your benefit card and/or program acceptance letter to enroll in the Discount Rate Program.