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MANNA provides medically tailored meals and nutrition counseling to people with serious illnesses in the Greater Philadelphia region, using evidence‑based food‑as‑medicine services to improve health, support recovery, and enhance quality of life.

For many aging adults in DuPage County, retirement savings may not be able to cover rising costs over a long life expectancy – especially the cost of housing. It’s time to get creative about housing options that help seniors stretch their retirement savings as far as possible. Senior Home Sharing is a leader in providing sustainable, affordable alternatives for senior living. Home sharing brings aging adults together as housemates to live independently and remain active within their communities. It’s a cost-saving option — with major potential health benefits. Recent studies have shown that social isolation among seniors takes a toll on physical and emotional health. Home sharing provides companionship and social engagement, along with peace of mind for seniors who know that someone’s nearby to lend a hand if needed. Better health and better quality of life are our goal.

VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION HEALTH GROUP, INC. AND AFFILIATES, WHICH INCLUDES THE ORGANIZATION, ARE ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO HELPING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN ACHIEVING THEIR BEST LEVEL OF WELL-BEING BY PROVIDING COMPASSIONATE, COORDINATED, AND INNOVATIVE CARE IN THEIR HOMES AND COMMUNIITIES.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WHOSE CAPABILITIES AND NEEDS VARY WIDELY. LCC STRIVES TO MAKE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE MORE INDEPENDENT, HEALTHFUL, MEANINGFUL AND SECURE THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS DELIVERED WITH CHRISTIAN CARE AND CONCERN.

Cabarrus Meals on Wheels assists frail home bound elderly and disabled adults remain independent in their homes with the preparation and delivery of a hot, nutritious noon time meal. Volunteers deliver meals daily and provide a daily health check.

IT IS THE MISSION OF ST. CHARLES CARE CENTER, INC. TO SERVE THE SENIOR POPULATION AND THEIR FAMILIES AND TO ENRICH ONE ANOTHER IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF MUTUAL TRUST, WILLING COOPERATION, AND SINCERE UNDERSTANDING. THE SENIOR POPULATION IS SERVED BY PROVIDING HOUSING, HEALTH CARE AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES.

ACC (originally incorporated as the Asian Community Center of Sacramento Valley) provides culturally sensitive health, social and residential services for older adults in the Sacramento region; it aims to enhance seniors’ welfare and independence through a mix of community programs, caregiver supports, transportation, meals and long‑term care services.

The Boston Home seeks to make a compelling difference in the lives of adults with advanced progressive neurological diseases, including multiple sclerosis, through exceptional clinical care, compassion and innovative programs. The Boston Home seeks to continuously expand its role as industry leader and catalyst for change by conducting research and training, exporting our competencies to others in the health care community.

Provide Facilities And Services For Those Elderly And Disabled Who Need Long And Short Term Physical, Psychological And/Or Social Care, In A Manner Consistent With Jewish Values; Serve As One Of The Professional Resources To The Community Regarding Aging, Disabilities And Health, And The Development Of Effective Approaches To Care And Services To The Aging And Disabled; Provide Support Services For Family Members Of Elderly And Disabled Either On Our Waiting List And/Or Utilizing Any Service Provided By The William Breman Jewish Home And Related Entities.

Wheels 4 Life is a non-profit charity (501c(3)), that provides bicycles to people in great need of transportation throughout the developing world. They work with volunteers in the field, local organizations and non profits, schools, community leaders and health care clinics they help them identify those people in genuine need of a bike. These people are those that live in both primative and remote areas, with no access to, nor the means of affording public transportation. The closest school, doctor, or work place might be as far as 10 to 20 miles away.The gift of mobility can make all the difference to a person’s life and help them to break out of the vicious cycle of poverty.

When Frank Lahey, M.D., founded a group practice in 1923, his vision was unique: Every component of a patient's health care would be coordinated under one roof.Today, Lahey Clinic still offers a distinctive patient experience.Our group practice model is unique in its ability to provide highly coordinated and accessible services. More than 450 physicians and nearly 4,000 nurses, therapists and other support staff work together to provide compassionate care and superior patient outcomes.The Clinic's multidisciplinary approach allows patients access to preeminent physicians from virtually every medical specialty, who cooperate to develop personalized treatment plans for each patient.From leading-edge technology to pioneer medical research, Lahey Clinic combines the world-renowned specialty resources of Lahey Clinic Medical Center in Burlington and Lahey Clinic Northshore in Peabody with top-quality primary care services at community-based practices in multiple towns throughout northeastern Massachusetts.For the past eight years, U.S. News and & World Report has ranked Lahey Clinic in its annual "Best Hospitals" edition.The Heart and Vascular Center at Lahey Clinic is one of the largest in New England. Patients come long distances to benefit from techniques that Lahey surgeons have pioneered. The Neurovascular Institute is among the most advanced in the region for the treatment of strokes and brain aneurysms. The Liver Transplantation Team was the first in New England to perform adult living-donor transplant procedures. And surgeons are using minimally invasive laparoscopic methods, drastically reducing the recovery time following surgery for diseases such as bladder cancer.Lahey Clinic Medical Center (LCMC) in Burlington encompasses an ambulatory care center serving more than 3,000 patients each day and a 259-bed hospital. Lahey Clinic Northshore in Peabody serves more than 400 outpatients each day and includes a 10-bed hospital. Both feature 24-hour emergency departments, with a Level II Trauma Center based at LCMC.Lahey's community-based physicians have a wide range of special interests. Many of the community group practices feature adult internists, pediatricians, and family practice specialists. Lahey Clinic Medical Center is a teaching hospital for Tufts University School of Medicine. In addition, many of our physicians hold teaching assignments at Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine. The Clinic maintains residency and fellowship programs for more than 100 new physicians in 19 specialties.As a research center, Lahey Clinic offer patients access to clinical trials of new therapies for diseases such as diabetes, prostate cancer, heart disease, and cataracts. Research programs at Lahey Clinic encompass more than 200 clinical trial protocols and participation in numerous national and international studies.