CJF President Adam Berman Appointed to Mass Senior Care Board of Directors

Chelsea Jewish Lifecare CJF President Adam Berman was recently appointed to the Mass Senior Care Association Board of Directors. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Roger Williams University and earned his certificate in Home Care Management from Suffolk University. He brings to this role eight years of management experience in skilled nursing, assisted living and home care. Adam is also a Massachusetts licensed Nursing Home Administrator and currently oversees all financial and administration activities as well as the day-to-day operations of three skilled nursing facilities, three assisted living residences, three home care agencies, one therapy services agency, one geriatric care management agency, one adult day health center and one clinical education school.
Mass Senior Care facilities provide housing, health care and support services to more than 120,000 people a year; employs more than 50,000 staff members; and contributes more than $4 billion annually to the Massachusetts economy. The Massachusetts Senior Care Association represents a diverse set of organizations that deliver a broad spectrum of services to meet the needs of older adults and people with disabilities.  Its members include more than 500 nursing and rehabilitation facilities, assisted living residences, residential care facilities and continuing care retirement communities.
“Over the years I have been extremely impressed with the Mass Senior Care,” said Berman. “This organization positions its members to provide the absolute best care practices in the field, resulting in a higher quality of care.” Berman added, “I am honored to join the board and look forward to working with such a talented group of individuals.”