October is Residents’ Rights Month, a celebration recognizing the individual rights of residents of long-term care facilities and raising awareness of the 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law, which guarantees nursing home residents individualized care, respect, dignity, the right to visitation, the right to privacy, the right to complain, and the right to make independent choices. [...]

Bay Aging Leadership Institute Class of 2022. Seated, from left: Abigail Grewell, Fiscal Assistant; Janice Burse, Housing Program Support Specialist; Michelle Seldon, Community Action Program Manager; Jessica Gardner, Options Counselor. Standing, from left: Kari Russell, Fiscal Assistant; Frances Thurston, Community Health Coordinator; Alex Baughan, Budget, Invoices & Timesheet Specialist; Brianna Noel, Enrollment Specialist; Kenisha Martin, [...]

Beautiful weather and amazing support from the community helped Bay Aging raise over $900 for the Alzheimer’s Association at their September 21 bake sale at Urbanna Market. The fundraiser featured desserts made by Bay Aging employees, and was spearheaded by Mary Arthur, Dementia Focused Options Counselor; Sue Mayhue, Payroll Admin/Asst. HR Admin; and Austen Gaines, [...]

Bay Transit’s Michael Shackleford and David Fols Are 2022 Virginia Transit Association Award Winners   For the third consecutive year, Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, was recognized with awards from the Virginia Transit Association (VTA).  At the VTA’s 2022 Annual Conference & Bus Expo in Roanoke, VA, Bay Transit driver Michael Shackleford [...]

Bay Aging is pleased to join the Administration for Community Living in celebrating Older Americans Month throughout May. This year’s theme, Age My Way, focuses on how older adults can age in their communities, living independently for as long as possible. Older adults play vital, positive roles in strengthening our community. Ensuring that older adults remain [...]