Brain Scan for Alzheimer’s

Beginning next month, doctors can use a brain scan to better diagnose Alzheimer’s. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved a fluorescent dye that binds to amyloid plaques, a physical hallmark of the disease, as a diagnostic tool. Currently,...

A Resident Who Has Changed My Life

I have had a lot of work experience in the business world, from administration to garment design, all at an aggressive pace to make good money.  I did not want to go back to work full time is such a cold atmosphere where someone steps up on your head to take the next...

Mary Elizabeth (McDonough) Gagnon

Mary Elizabeth (McDonough) Gagnon, 96, of Worcester died Wednesday April 25, 2012 in Dodge Park Rest Home after a brief illness. Her husband, Norman A. Gagnon, died in 1970. She is survived by her daughter, Michele Gagnon Thayer of Shrewsbury, and her 4 grandchildren,...

Study Reveals Most Powerful Motivators for Getting Flu Shot

A new study describes the factors that are most commonly associated with health care workers who get the influenza vaccine. Researchers suggest that by targeting certain predictors, vaccination will become more likely among health care workers. Researchers reviewed 13...

Special Arts and Crafts Program at Dodge Park Rest Home

Join our residents and your loved one for a special arts and crafts program at Dodge Park Rest Home, hosted by Home Depot of Worcester. Bring friends, family and most importantly, the grandchildren for a special afternoon of fun, interaction and creativity.