Long Term Care Ombudsman

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SeniorCare in interviewing volunteers for our Volunteer Ombudsman Program There will be a local 3-day training offered in March for those volunteers who are interested in joining this program.

An Ombudsman:

- Works with residents and staff of nursing facilities to resolve concerns about resident and to improve quality of life.

- Volunteer Ombudsman should expect a commitment of one year.

- Complete a certification program of 3 full days held virtually

- Commit to 6 hours plus each month

- Travel expenses to nursing facilities is reimbursed

Wanted: Volunteers Who Want to Make a Difference

SeniorCare Inc. is looking for volunteers to spend six hours per month advocating for patients and residents as they live their lives with dignity and respect at local nursing facilities or rehabilitation centers on the local North Shore.

Volunteers help the residents and staff to resolve concerns about residents’ rights and their quality of life as, in turn, the volunteer increases their sense of connection with the community.

To learn more about the Long Term Care Ombudsman Volunteer Program and the upcoming local three day training, contact SeniorCare’s LTC Ombudsman Program at 978-281-1750 or toll free at 1-866-927-1050.

You can also visit SeniorCare on the web at www.seniorcareinc.org and click on Volunteer Opportunities: Long Term Care Ombudsman Program for more information.