SALMON News and Views

As the needs of residents continue to evolve, it is not enough to say you can provide a service—you need to deliver that service and prove the appropriate level of care. 

The nursing home population’s expanding set of needs has created an industry-wide demand for nurses and specialists of higher expertise.

How SALMON is facilitating community engagement  SALMON Health and Retirement’s The Willows at Westborough was recently featured in Community Advocate, an independent newspaper that has served local communities for over forty years. In this article, Summer concerts underway at The Willows, Director of Resident Services Polly Horenstein details her favorite part of the 30-year tradition: 

Natasha Grossfeld Brings Joy and Spreads Goodness Through Song Grossfeld’s first experience discovering the profound impact of hospice music therapy was when she sang to her great-grandfather at his bedside. He was nearly deaf, blind, and uncommunicative when Grossfeld held his hand and began singing. At that moment, he squeezed her hand and Grossfeld discovered

Neville has held several positions with SALMON and other senior living communities over his career. In 2000, Neville obtained his Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Health Science from Worcester State University. In 2021, he earned his Master of Business Administration from Fitchburg State University. Neville attributes his success to his experience in the health

SALMON Health and Retirement was recently featured in High Profile, a New England publication dedicated to the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry.