Our Promise.
During the COVID-19 pandemic and always, your friends at BayPath are here for you.
Here is a list of folks at BayPath that are always happy to talk, listen, and offer suggestions that may help:
BayPath’s Information and Referral team:
I&R@baypath.org | 508-573-7200
Caregiver Specialist, Donna Murray:
dmurray@baypath.org | 508-572-7239
LGBTQ+ Initiative Coordinator, Julie Nowak:
jnowak@baypath.org | 508-573-7288
Healthy Living Coordinator, Renee D'Argento:
rdargento@baypath.org | 508-573-7214
Elder Community Care Triage Coordinator, Edmilse Diaz: ediaz@baypath.org | 508-573-7237
This BayPath program is one of 26 nutrition programs throughout the state of Massachusetts. These programs collectively serve over 8.5 million meals to seniors each year.
Your support is vital to all those who depend on us for care. all contributions are tax-deductible.
Information & Referrals
Information and Referral services are complimentary. Over 1,200 resources are available to callers ranging from emergency funding to fuel assistance to home adaptive devices and installation.
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Caregiving MetroWest a BayPath program with support provided in part by the MetroWest Health Foundation.
The program is your one-stop source of information, resources and support for family caregivers in MetroWest.
BayPath Elder Services, Inc. also has many programs that assist individuals who are under the age of 60, including children and adolescents.
For a complete listing and descriptions of these programs, as well as other helpful resources, please click on the title above.
BayPath is dedicated to diversity and committed to individual and organizational efforts to build respect, dignity, fairness, caring, equality, and self-esteem to all we serve.
BayPath strives to provide the very best information, resources and supports to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) older adults and their allies living in MetroWest.
BayPath relies on contributions to support its work.
A donation of any size will help us to continue our mission and as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Your gift helps us support more than 3,000 people each year.
Thank you for considering a gift to BayPath Elder Services.
We guide elders and their families, as well as individuals with disabilities who are under 60 years of age, through the complex, long-term care system. Knowledgeable staff and skilled case managers ensure we act as a single point of entry for home care services.
For a complete listing and descriptions of these programs, please click on the title above.
A summary of major needs of older adults in the MetroWest area and an outline of how BayPath intends to address them.
BayPath serves the following communities:
Ashland, Dover, Framingham, Holliston, Hopkinton,
Hudson, Marlborough, Natick, Northborough, Sherborn, Southborough, Sudbury, Wayland, and Westborough.
BayPath Elder Services, Inc. is a member of the MetroWest ADRC, a partnership with HESSCO and the MetroWest Center for Independent Living.
BayPath Elder Services, Inc. and its programs are funded in whole or in part by contracts with the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs, funds from the Older Americans Act, and donations and grants from businesses, foundations and individuals.
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We empower individuals across the lifespan to live with dignity and independence in the community setting of their choice by providing quality resources and services.
Our Mission.
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At BayPath we have an Information Department that will answer your questions with compassion and professionalism.
BayPath is a designated Massachusetts Area Agency on Aging and one of 26 Massachusetts Aging Services Access Points.
For more information about BayPath, please click on the title above.
BayPath At-a-Glance
COVID-19
We are all in this together, and it is TOGETHER that we will also get through this crisis.
We have created a flyer offering advice on how to stay well, stay in the moment and reduce anxiety during the coronavirus crisis.
BayPath Elder Services, Inc. offers home care and related services enabling people to live independently and comfortably in their homes while promoting their well-being and dignity. BayPath is both an Area Agency on Aging (AAA) and an Aging Services Access Point (ASAP).
The most important priority to BayPath Elder Services is the wellbeing of our consumers and staff.
BayPath is actively taking new referrals from our catchment area and communicating consistently with our existing consumers. Our main number 508-573-7200, and our front desk is routing calls to the proper department/individual.
While we are not making in-home visits, our care managers are executing tele-checks with consumers to monitor and maintain their well-being. Our Senior Management team is remaining in close communication with our extensive network of in-home service providers and our community partners to facilitate the support services our home care recipients require.
BayPath's Meals on Wheels delivery continues to run on a Tuesday and Friday schedule providing three meals on each delivery day so that our consumers are covered for the days in between deliveries. Our Information and Referral Department is always available to provide you with the information, referrals, and supports you need. Much of our staff are still operating remotely, so please be advised that you may receive a return call from an unknown number as our staff will be calling from cell phones. BayPath’s Executive Management team is implementing a phased plan to have a small portion of the staff return to the office and will be closely monitored to maintain the health of both our staff and our consumers.
BayPath Elder Services remains in close contact with the MA Executive Office of Elder Affairs, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, and other state and local agencies regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
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