The Community Family, a non-profit organization, has been a leader in the field of adult day health services for more than 30 years. We pioneered specialized adult day health services for those with memory loss and opened the first such program in Massachusetts. Our services are based on a deep respect for the dignity, self-esteem, and vitality of all those we serve. We are committed to improving the quality of life for both our participants and their families. read more
 
Is Your Loved One…
Wanting to participate in interesting activities, go on community outings, and make new friends?
Wanting to remain in the comfort and familiarity of your own home?
Needing assistance with a health condition that requires regular monitoring?
Hoping to avoid costly in-home care, assisted living, or nursing home care?
If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions…
Our Traditional Adult Day Health Programs will meet your needs. read more
New Everett Center Officially Open!
TCF's new Everett Center officially opened its doors on January 18th, 2010. Located at 106 Wyllis Ave in Everett, the beautiful center incorporates many thoughtful, home-like features, including skylights and large windows to let in natural light, a focal fireplace and entertainment center in the cozy living room, a calming waterfall, and a tranquil, landscaped backyard. If you would like to arrange a tour of the center, feel free to stop by during business hours or call 617-389-4500.

The Lowell Center Turns 20 in 2010!
The Lowell Center will celebrate its 20th anniversary next spring and is planning a June evening celebration to honor clients, families, and staff.


The Medford Center Dedicates Memory Garden
On October 21st, The Community Family's Medford Center, also known as the Buddy Coholan Memory Loss Center, held a joint event celebrating both the completion of a beautiful Memory Garden in the center's backyard, and the program's 10th year of providing premier Alzheimer's adult day health services to Medford and the surrounding communities in the 121 Washington Street location. (The program itself has been in existence for 29 years).