An unknown writer once referred to social work as “The art of listening and the science of hope.” That may just be the most perfect description there could be for…

When Elizabeth Milliken—known as “Bizza” in most circles—was a student in Boston College’s Graduate School of Social Work in the 1960s, a professor of hers described the occupation she would…

Angie and John Sinacore, residents at St. John’s Meadows celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary this past week. Click here to see 13WHAM’s coverage of this momentous occasion.  Their family brought…

It has been 13 long weeks since we were required to close our doors to visitation at St. John’s Home. The pain of this separation is palpable for all parties…

Although we are unable to have in-person cooking demonstrations with MVP Healthcare, we are fortunate to still share the recipes. This first installment of Seasonal Flavors focuses on breakfast- the…

Kristina Dinino-Jeffords who is the owner of the Mad Hatter Restaurant and Bakery dropped off 40 boxed luncheons to St. John’s Home staff members. Kristina started giving back to the…

Earlier this month residents at St. John’s Meadows community, the Hawthorne baked a traditional Irish recipe with a dessert twist. While enjoying a classic Irish playlist you can find here,…

Amy Menz, the Senior Staff Accountant at St. John’s Meadows was the first to receive the newly implemented “Unsung Hero Award.” Amy has dedicated over 20 years of service to…

Margaret Watson is a dedicated and generous volunteer at St. John’s Home. During the month of March she is displaying her extraordinary paintings in our gallery each for sale at…

There was an announcement this past December that no one could have expected..  A neighboring nursing home had experienced a terrible flooding issue and residents would have to be evacuated…