On November 3rd, Legacy Lifecare and Elizabeth Seton Residence team members had a great time for a great cause at the “2023 Meet the Need” Dinner, Raffle, and Silent Auction. The event took place at the Wellesley Country Club and featured WCVB Channel 5 reporter Ted Wayman as emcee with entertainment provided by the Bo Winiker Jazz Quartet. All proceeds supported Elizabeth...
Patrick O’Brien, a long-time resident at the Leonard Florence Center for Living in Chelsea, was featured in a Boston Globe profile by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and photographer Stan Grossfeld. O’Brien, who has been a resident in the ALS & MS specialized homes for 14 years, is the recipient of the Audience Award at the Tribeca Film Festival for his highly...
Click here to view/download a PDF of the story in The Dedham Times. As a resident of Dedham for over 26 years, Clarissa Woodman believes in helping people for two area nonprofits. At Stone Rehabilitation & Senior Living, Clarissa has greeted families and guests since 2002. In her role as Administrative Assistant/Receptionist, Clarissa’s professional yet personable manner creates a wonderful...
The Leonard Florence Center for Living was recently featured in a segment on the Channel 5/WCVB-TV 6pm news broadcast. On-air reporter Maria Stephanos visited Chelsea to see, first hand, how the Center is changing lives. Take a look at her interview with Chelsea Jewish Lifecare CEO Barry Berman and residents Steve Saling and Michael Scott. It’s easy to see why Maria called...
Photo & Story by Marianne Salza The Leonard Florence Center for Living, America’s first urban model Green House skilled nursing facility, held its 17th Annual ALS & MS Walk for Living on October 5. Residents, families, and community members participated in a two-mile walk around Admirals Hill to raise funds for patient care and programs. “This walk and contributions provide...
