About Massachusetts Senior Care Foundation
The Massachusetts Senior Care Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization established in 1985 to improve the quality of long term care services to the state’s older adults and people with disabilities through education, research and quality improvement programs.
Scholarship Program
The Massachusetts Senior Care Foundation Scholarship Program assists long term care employees seeking to further their education to achieve their professional and personal goals. Since 1985, the Foundation has awarded $2.8 million dollars in scholarships to nearly 1,600 deserving long term care staff, known as “Foundation Scholars.”
Support the Foundation
The mission of the Massachusetts Senior Care Foundation is to promote innovative tools, services, programs and research related to clinical and workforce quality across the continuum of care for older adults and people with disabilities.
Quality & Wellness Initiatives
Patient-Centered Care Transitions
The Massachusetts Senior Care Foundation hosts the Care Transitions Education Project (CTEP), an innovative workforce training strategy that equips frontline nurses and nursing students to lead and improve patient-centered care transitions.
Culture Change
The MA Culture Change Coalition is part of a national movement that is transforming nursing facilities into resident-centered communities. This philosophy nurtures the human spirit and promotes a living environment where older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers will thrive.
Strengthening Resident and Family Councils
Mass Senior Care participates in a one year learning collaborative to support Massachusetts nursing facilities in developing, enhancing, and sustaining resident and family councils, based on best practices and innovative approaches for working with residents and families.
Thank You to Our Donors
Mass Senior Care would like to thank all of our generous donors.
