Broad Reach Healthcare Happenings
A wonder start to 2026 at Broad Reach Healthcare!
Length Of Service Awards:
This past month, we honored several staff members during our Length of Service Ceremony. Please join us in congratulating these dedicated team members for their commitment to care.
-Laura: Financial Services- Celebrating 15 years
-Donna: CFO- Celebrating 5 years
-Jean: Hospice RN Case Manager- Celebrating 5 years
-Lisa: Recruitment & Retention Specialist- Celebrating 3 years
-Kathy: Hospice Director of Quality Assurance & Education, recently promoted to Hospice Administrator- Celebrating 1 year
-Jennifer: CNA who began in our CNA Apprenticeship Program- Celebrating 1 year
-Lucy: Financial Services- Celebrating 1 year
Celebrations:
We are honored to celebrate Dina’s 107th birthday this February! Dina has been a resident at Liberty Commons for just over two years and has been supported throughout much of that time by our compassionate hospice services. Our team has been providing ongoing comfort, care and support. Dina continues to do well and remains surrounded by a dedicated team who cherish her presence.
Staff Spotlight:
We’re so proud to celebrate four of our Registered Nurses who are currently earning their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). The best part? Their education is fully paid for by Broad Reach Healthcare! Through our partnership with UMass Lowell’s online RN-to-BSN program, our nurses are able to advance their careers while continuing to provide exceptional care to our community.
Community:
It has certainly been a snowy winter! Recently, a thoughtful group of Monomoy High School students brightened our days by building a cheerful family of snowmen just outside our windows. Their snowy creations have brought plenty of smiles and sparked joyful conversations among our residents.
With the colder temperatures continuing, it looks like our frosty visitors will be keeping us company for a little while longer. We are so grateful to these students for spreading happiness and reminding us how even the simplest acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference.
