Spectrum Generations, central Maine’s Area Agency on Aging (AAA) and Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC), in collaboration with Seniors Plus, western Maine’s AAA and ADRC, was one of four from a diverse group of organizations to be awarded the Community Health Worker Pilot Project Grant (CHWPP) through the Maine Centers for Disease Control (CDC).  The Affordable Care Act recognizes Community Health Workers as integral members of the health care workforce who contribute to an improved care experience, better health, and reduced health care costs – all part of what is known as the Triple Aim.

It is normal for people to want to stay in their home as long as possible.  Aging at home is a way to stay connected to what is familiar, safe, and comfortable.  Often this provides the best quality of life, and can be less expensive than supportive institutions.

Spectrum Generations and its Bridges Home Care division is committed to the idea that staying in one’s home is possible and can be the best solution while providing services that enhance the quality of life. 

Home care agencies provide in-home services to help with activities of daily living that have become difficult.  These may include bathing, dressing, toileting, and moving around the home or can be household tasks such as laundry, shopping, cooking, light cleaning, reminders for medication, or even just sitting having a cup of tea and being social. 

Ray Haskell Ford and Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association join together to support Camp Tracy’s baseball camp in Oakland, Maine. This is a two day long annual charity event.

Ray Haskell Ford & Major League Baseball Players Alumni host the 3rd Annual Putting Contest

Sunday, July 27th 5:30 – 7:30 at

Silver Street Tavern

2 Silver Street,

Waterville, ME 04901

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!