Fact Sheet
History
In 1884, The Springfield Home for Aged Women was the first organization in Western Massachusetts to provide a safe place for seniors to live out their retirement years with dignity. The founders raised funds among themselves and from other prominent area families, and purchased a house on Main Street in the south end of Springfield. The first home could accommodate sixteen women. In 1898, land was acquired at the corner of Chestnut and Carew Streets and another, much larger, home was constructed. In 1960, the name of the home was changed to Chestnut Knoll, at the suggestion of the residents. Chestnut Knoll began to admit men in 1993.
In 1993, the organization purchased a 23-acre parcel of land in Longmeadow to build a new community that would provide both independent living and assisted living, housed in one building with various common areas. In 2003, the board voted to change the organization's legal name to Glenmeadow. Glenmeadow continues to operate as a not-for-profit organization managed by a local board of directors.
Board of Directors
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George Keady III, Co-Chair Person Investment Advisor |
Suzanne Smith, Co-Chair Person Human Resources |
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Eric Fuller, Vice President Community Volunteer |
Paul Nicholson, Treasurer Finance |
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Mary Downey Costello, Clerk Attorney |
Randall Locklin, Past President Construction Management |
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William Burrows Retail Services (retired) |
Jill Goldstein Human Services |
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Peter Landon |
Ellen McKenna Community Volunteer |
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Mary Meehan Banking |
Ann Marie Rome Certified Public Accountant |
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Rachel St. Onge-Boisseau Finance |
Sister Betsy Sullivan Health Care Administration |
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James Tourtelotte Attorney (retired) |
Joel Weiss Management Consultant |
Administrative Office
24 Tabor Crossing, Longmeadow, MA 01106
Geographic Area Served
Glenmeadow provides services to people throughout the Greater Springfield area wherever they live-in their own homes, in an apartment on Glenmeadow's campus, or in an assisted-living community or nursing home.
Services Offered
Residential Options
Residential options offered at 24 Tabor Crossing in Longmeadow include a variety of independent and assisted-living apartment styles. Residents enjoy private living, along with communal services and amenities, wellness programs, social and educational activities, personal care, and medication management. Glenmeadow also coordinates the transition to skilled nursing if that is needed.
Community Services
Glenmeadow at Home provides the services seniors need to live a worry-free retirement, wherever they currently live throughout Greater Springfield. These services include wellness programs, personal care and support, and home and property services.
Consulting Services
Glenmeadow's affiliate, Glenmeadow Consulting, LLC, provides organizational assessments and expertise in administration, financial management, human resources, marketing, and program development, to small and medium-sized nonprofit organizations across the country.
Staff Members
Approximately 175, including part-time, full-time, and per-diem employees.
Staff Leadership
Timothy V. Cotz, Executive Director
Linda Edwards, Director of Marketing
David Leslie, Controller
Anne Miller, Assistant Administrator
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