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Forbes: Why Aging in Place May Not Be the Answer for Your Retirement

Rethinking Aging in Place: The Value of Community A recent Forbes article, “Why Aging in Place May Not Be the Answer for Your Retirement,” by Jann E. Freed raises a question that many older adults are asking: Where should I spend my golden years? The answer to this...

GBH’s Ulysses Quartet Performs at Newbury Court

The Ulysses Quartet, GBH's quartet in residence, performed their exceptional artistry for the Newbury Court Community this week. Their program featured works by Joseph Haydn, Caroline Shaw, Erik Satie, traditional folk music, and a new composition by the quartet's...

Newbury Court Helps Kick Off Concord250 Tree Project

Christa Collins of the Concord250 Permanent Memorial Subcommittee and Eric Shaw, Tree Warden at Concord Public Works, with a newly planted tree on Old Road to Nine Acre Corner Concord, MA, January 28, 2025 –Newbury Court is proud to participate in the Concord250 Trees...

Casana Research Study: Advancing Healthcare Innovation

In December 2024, Newbury Court residents participated in a study with Casana, a healthcare technology company. Deaconess Abundant Life Regional Operations Specialist and Project Manager, Jenny Baldassarre notes, "Casana has the opportunity to turn an ordinary moment...

Press Release: Philanthropic Support Expands Newbury Court Trail System

Concord, MA, October 31, 2024 – Newbury Court is excited to announce the Grand Opening of our Buttercup Boardwalk trail, a 0.4-mile all-persons boardwalk which accesses Newbury Court’s woods and wetlands. The boardwalk seamlessly connects these wilder areas to the rest of the Newbury Court campus. The boardwalk also provides access to Newbury Court’s natural woodland trail system and neighboring Town and Land Trust Trails, which lead to Mattison Field.

5 Life-Changing Moments Told at Newbury Court

This was the second Storytelling event at Newbury Court, organized by resident Lynn Stroud and modeled after NPR’s “The Moth.” The framework involved five resident storytellers, each given eight minutes to share a story about a moment that changed their lives, without the aid of notes.