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At BayPath we have an Information Department that can try to answer any elder related questions. Please call or email us with any questions or requests to BayPath's Information & Referral Specialist.
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BayPath's mission is to be a trusted partner in providing an array of services and programs to older adults, caregivers, and persons with disabilities to support their independence and dignity.
At BayPath we have an Information Department that will answer your questions with dignity and professionalism. Trained specialists are available Monday through Friday from 9:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to answer questions and provide referrals to local, statewide, and national services.
Information and Referral questions are free. 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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Caring for a loved one? We're here to help.
CaregivingMetroWest.org, a BayPath program
with support provided in part by the MetroWest
Health Foundation, is your one-stop source of
information, resources and support for
family caregivers in MetroWest.
Services for People Under 60
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 corresponding link below.
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 earned second-place honors nationally in the Aging Innovations category and a $1,000 prize for its Caregiving MetroWest website program at the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) Conference in San Diego on July 24-28.
BayPath Executive Director Christine Alessandro, Caregiver Specialist Alicia Rego and Caregiving MetroWest Program Manager Douglas Flynn were on hand to accept the award and gave a presentation on how BayPath has implemented an innovative and effective approach to caregiver support that combines web-, home- and community- based programs.
We would like to thank the n4a, Critical Signal Technologies, which sponsored the awards, all of the attendees who came to our presentation, the MetroWest Health Foundation, which provided the funding for the creation of the CaregivingMetroWest.org website, and everyone who has supported and helped make CaregivingMetroWest.org a success since it was launched in 2014. We'd also like to congratulate all the staff at BayPath who have contributed to this innovative project to address the growing needs of family caregivers.
BayPath wins Aging Innovation Award at n4a Conference for Caregiving MetroWest
Creating dementia-friendly communities
BayPath Elder Services is helping several local communities to become dementia friendly through the grass-roots COME 2 B Dementia Friendly initiative. Based on the ACT on Alzheimer's Minnesota model, this initiative seeks to help communities become safe, informed and respectful of individuals with dementia and their families and caregivers, as well as providing supportive options that foster quality of life.
COME 2 B Dementia Friendly began work this past year in Marlborough, Hudson and Northborough and will expand to Westborough and Sudbury later this year. Check out COME 2 B Dementia Friendly Communities Coordinator Cindy Cormier and elder law attorney Arthur Bergeron discuss the program in this video.
BayPath Elder Services, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to diversity and committed to individual and organizational efforts to build respect, dignity, fairness, caring, equality, and self-esteem to all we serve.
Powerful Tools for Caregivers class in Hudson this fall
Are you caring for a loved one and feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Powerful Tools for Caregivers can help.
BayPath Elder Services, Inc.'s Family Caregiver Support Program and Caregiving MetroWest will lead a Powerful Tools for Caregivers class in MetroWest this fall.
Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a six-week course designed to provide family caregivers with the tools and strategies to better handle the unique caregiver challenges they face. The evidence-based program has been shown to have a positive impact on caregiver health.
The classes will meet once a week and will be led by BayPath Caregiver Specialist Alicia Rego and Caregiving MetroWest Program Manager Douglas Flynn, who are both trained and certified as Powerful Tools for Caregivers Class Leaders.
This class will be held at the Hudson Senior Center (29 Church Street, Hudson, MA) on Thursdays from 1-2:30 p.m. The first class is on October 13, and the course runs through November 17. This program is made possible through the generous support of Pleasantries Adult Day and Consulting Services, the Hudson Senior Center and BayPath Elder Services.
Respite care is available for your loved one during each class at DayBreak program at the Hudson Senior Center.
Class size is limited, and registration is required. For more information or to register, call Alicia at 508-573-7239 or Doug at 508-573-7204.
