The Central Massachusetts Agency on Aging (CMAA) is pleased to announce its official rebranding as Senior Connection. This exciting change reflects the organization’s unwavering dedication to connecting older adults in Central Massachusetts and its surrounding communities to the resources and support to live independently and thrive. Senior Connection hosted a press conference at their Worcester, MA location to announce the rebrand.

“For 50 years, CMAA has been a trusted resource for our communities,” says Dr. Moses Dixon, President & CEO of Senior Connection. “Our new name, Senior Connection, better reflects our core mission: fostering connections that empower older adults to live fulfilling lives.”

Senior Connection will continue to provide coordinated services that meet the growing demands for nutrition, health, and workforce training programs that connect other local services designed to support older adults and their caregivers. In tandem with the name change, Senior Connection is expanding its Grandparents Raising Grandkids Resource Center, which provides services to households where grandparents are raising their grandchildren via our Intergenerational Community Health Worker Trainings. Additionally, Senior Connection is launching Care Express, a mobile health service bus that delivers essential health, dental, and vision screenings and medication management to older adults in local cities and towns.