Resources for the CareGivers
These resources are updated often, so please check back frequently.
Boston Elder Services - Resources for in-home services & supports for older adults
Claims Conference - open to Jewish Nazi Victims.
- Polina Margovsky-Therapist 781-449-4214
- Anna Furman- Certified teacher of the Alexander Technique at Body AT Balance. anna@bodyatbalance.com 781-704-3201
- Mikhail Kogan -mkogan@gwcim.com
1. RIDE Program
2. Taxi discount coupons (for residents of Boston, Lexington , Cambridge, Norwood, Woburn) - check your city hall website
3. Age strong shuttle (for residents of Boston)
4. Brookline Program
- This program offers four discounted rides per month for income-eligible seniors 60 and older. The discount pays up to $10 per ride, with the passenger paying the first $2. Trips are limited to Brookline and select medical facilities. To learn more about the program, you can contact Maria Foster, Transportation Coordinator for the Council on Aging, at (617) 730-2644 or mfoster@brooklinema.gov.
This national company offers on-demand Uber and Lyft rides for seniors. GoGoGrandparent monitors trips, shares estimated costs, and communicates with the rider.
7. Additional Massachusetts transportation services for elderly.
Webster Light Adult Foster Care
(508)-405-6632
Max Morgovsky(781)-446-5040mmorgovsky@centinelfg.comwww.centinelfinancialgroup.com
Serenity PACE Bozhena Kogan at 617-699-1929
https://www.bostonrussianpages.com/serenity-care-pace-wiw-3336.php
Educational Resources
The Cognitive-Community Integration Lab is part of the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department at Northeastern University. Dr. Therese O'Neil-Pirozzi, CCC-SLP, lab director, and her students focus on research, education, advocacy, and community service regarding cognitive-communicative functioning (e.g., memory, reasoning), life participation, and quality of life across the lifespan of individuals with and without brain injuries and their families. Dr. O'Neil-Pirozzi can be reached at