Senior Resource Center, Inc.

06/23/2026

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to talk about something we can all do, starting today, to help our brains: eating well.

June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, and it's the perfect time to talk about something we can all do, starting today, to help our brains: eating well. Science backs this up... small, everyday habits like nutrition, movement, sleep, and mental stimulation can make a real difference in our r...

06/19/2026

Wishing the happiest of birthdays to our Dan 🎉

For more than 14 years, Dan has been helping our clients and their families navigate the healthcare maze with patience, compassion, and an incredible depth of knowledge. With over 25 years in elder care, there's a good chance he's seen it all (and helped solve it, too)

06/17/2026

Looks like vacation season has officially arrived at SRC! Ron headed west to California to enjoy some time off amongst the largest tree in the world. 🌲

06/15/2026

Our Finance Manager Lisa and her husband Tom just wrapped up driving Route 66, all the way from Texas to California! 🚗

06/09/2026

A glimpse into why we do this work.

We have a responsibility to share our knowledge, experience, and resources. We have been doing that for over 35 years. Truth be told, a heart felt thank you fuels our passion to help.

05/26/2026

Pay $10 once and seniors can park at state parks and beaches for free forever. You can get a pass in-person at Nantasket on Wednesday, May 27.

05/12/2026

When it comes to MassHealth eligibility, real estate is often where families lose eligibility. But what actually matters isn’t just what you own — it’s what the property is doing.

In some cases, a simple shift in how a property is used can change how it’s treated entirely. Here’s how rental income can sometimes reshape the conversation around assets.

When someone starts thinking about applying for MassHealth, one of the first things we look at is what they have for assets. That is usually where real estate becomes an issue. If someone owns a second property, or even a home that is no longer their primary residence, MassHealth is generally going....

05/06/2026

When one spouse needs nursing home care, one of the most common fears is: “Am I going to lose all of our income?” It’s an understandable concern—but in Massachusetts, the answer is no.

When one spouse needs nursing home care, one of the first and most common concerns we hear is simple: “Am I going to lose all of our income?” It’s a fair question — and an understandably stressful one. The good news is that, in Massachusetts, the answer is no. The Good News: You Don’t Lose

04/28/2026

Are we overlooking something fundamental when it comes to aging and health decline? Read the full article by Holistic Health Coach Suzanne Falco below.

My first patient ever was a world-famous opera singer. She was in her late 80s, struggling with depression and significant weight loss. She was barely eating, and when she did, her choices were limited and lacking in nutrition. Her daughter lived overseas, and her son, understandably, wasn’t equip...

04/21/2026

Interested in a general presentation or CEU presentation with Nurse-Attorney Ron Kearns? Give us a call at (617)-472-6600.