In many families, taking care of mom, dad, or grandparents is simply something we do without thinking twice. According to AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving’s Caregiving in the […]

In Massachusetts, approximately one in four households speaks a language other than English as its primary language. This proportion is higher than the national average, and Spanish is the most […]

One out of every six Massachusetts residents fills their refrigerator each week thanks to a small plastic card. Nearly one million people—including older adults, families with children, and workers with […]

Health fairs offer organizations an opportunity to connect directly with communities, promote healthcare services, and build lasting relationships. Learn why participating in Massachusetts health fairs benefits both organizations and residents.

Massachusetts continues to position itself as one of the leading destination states for immigrant communities in the United States. A large portion of this population comes from Latin America, the […]

Currently, there is a proposal being discussed to limit adult dental benefits under MassHealth to a maximum of $1,000 per year. This would mean that many patients would need to […]

Public health has increasingly recognized that people’s health depends not only on medical care but also on the social conditions in which they live. This approach is articulated through the […]

What Is Happening With the Flu in Massachusetts? The 2025–2026 flu season in Massachusetts has shown high levels of activity, with increased emergency room visits and hospitalizations across the state. […]

In Massachusetts, caregivers—many of whom are Latino—face unprecedented levels of emotional, physical, and financial pressure. Although their work sustains children, seniors, and people with disabilities, their burnout remains an invisible […]

In Massachusetts, community food pantries have become an essential pillar in the face of the rising cost of living and recent changes to programs like SNAP or WIC. Far from […]