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 [...]

Bay Aging has partnered with the Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging (BRI) to offer support to unpaid caregivers who reside in Virginia’s Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck. Bay Aging is offering scholarships to local caregivers to permit them to participate in BRI’s Care Consultation program, free of charge. BRI Care Consultation™ is an evidence-based program [...]

URBANNA, VA – Members of the Northumberland High School Football Team provided snow clearing at Tartan Village I & II in Kilmarnock following a recent snowstorm. The Tartan Village complexes, which are operated by Bay Aging, are service-enriched housing communities reserved for older adults. “We are very grateful to these high-school athletes for volunteering their time [...]

Bay Aging has been selected as a 2021 Health Quality Innovator of the Year. The Health Quality Innovator Awards is the annual awards program created by Health Quality Innovators (HQI) that recognizes and celebrates organizations that are using successful, evidence-based approaches to quality improvement. Bay Aging’s person-centered Care Coordination program was named the winner of [...]