The Senior Source’s President & CEO, Stacey Malcolmson shares how the agency has been assisting older adults with vaccine registration and overcoming technology barriers.
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Long-term-care facilities have many questions about the vaccine as it is initially distributed. Is it safe for our residents? How do we get it? The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) shares this document of pertinent COVID-19 vaccine information with all nursing facilities.
COVID Vaccine FAQ’s Read More »
The Senior Source’s President & CEO, Stacey Malcolmson shares how the agency has been assisting older adults with vaccine registration.
Senior Assistance for Vaccine Registration Read More »
The Senior Source’s President & CEO, Stacey Malcolmson shares how the agency has been assisting older adults with vaccine registration.
Help for Senior Residents to get COVID-19 Vaccines Read More »
The Senior Source ‘s Friendly Visitor Program ensures seniors aren’t forgotten during the pandemic.
Nonprofit Ensures Seniors are Never Forgotten During Pandemic Read More »
The Senior Source is grateful for the partnership with Bank of Texas.
The Senior Source and Community Partners Bank of Texas Read More »
Under Marsha’s leadership, The Senior Source was able to bring the Friendly Visitor Program to the digital world, allowing residents to experience the joy of human connection without exposing themselves to the risks of COVID-19.
Marsha Evans: Working to Make Sure Seniors Aren’t Forgotten Read More »
Voters approved nearly $5 million in renovations to the Richardson Senior Center as part of the city’s 2015 bond package. Construction began early in the spring of 2020, just days before county-mandated shutdowns brought many city services to a grinding halt.
City of Richardson Hopes for April Reopening of the Newly Renovated Senior Center Read More »
Dallas County officials report 97 long-term care facility outbreaks, the highest since the pandemic.
Even as some visitor restrictions in North Texas nursing homes and assisted living facilities lift, advocates for people in long-term care say residents are relying on staff to help them cast their ballots during this election.
Voting Rights of Individuals in Long-Term Care Facilities Read More »
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