• Hospital (Specialty)

• 154.

Hebrew Home and Hospital Inc

Hebrew Senior Care is a non-profit health care provider specializing in serving only seniors.

• Senior Centers/Services

• 155.

Independent Living Community Services Inc

Providing a helping hand to the special needs and aging population through critical stages of care with community support and nutritional empowerment Offering a range of payer services including clinical & administrative services to managed care orgs.

Seek and Find Yourself, Inc.

Seek and Find Yourself, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) that helps prepare and empower individuals in recovery for long-term success.

• Education N.E.C.

• 157.

A Home 4 Everyone Inc

A Home 4 Everyone is a non-profit organization that specialize in assisting individuals and families find affordable housing by removing barriers that impede access to permanent housing for homeless individuals and families in Massachusetts.

Provision Ministry Inc

Provision Ministry equips nonprofit organizations with the resources they need to maximize their impact on the people they serve.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 159.

MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS INC X

Affordable Housing and Home Care Services for Those in Need Mainstay works to improve the lives of vulnerable people includingelders people with disabilities and the homeless Donate to Our Supporting Success Scholarship Program Provide bridge funding to help people in the CLS program maintain their housing.

MATTHEW 2540 HEARTSIDE INC

In The Image is a local, non-profit organization providing help to our neighbors in need.

INTEGRATED LIVING INC

Group Homes for the Developmentally Disabled Weve Been Committed to Quality Care in Community Based Services Since 1992 Finding quality trustworthy care for your developmentally disabled loved one can be overwhelming.

• Home Health Care (includes Visiting Nurse Associations)

• 162.

HOMEPLUS CARE

Better at Home Best in Our Care Home and CommunityBased Services HCBS were first introduced in 1983 whenCongress added Section 1915c to the Social Security Act allowing states to apply for waivers from Medicaid rules that prioritize institutional care.