Upham's Community Care

Upham's Community Care

Hospitals and Health Care

Dorchester, MA 1,092 followers

Offering comprehensive health care services to North Dorchester and surrounding neighborhoods in Boston, Mass.

About us

Upham’s Community Care offers medical, dental, vision, elder, and urgent care; WIC; home health care; and PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) to North Dorchester and its surrounding neighborhoods in Boston, Mass. This care is tailored to meet the cultural, financial, language, and access needs of our vibrant and diverse community. Proudly serving our community since 1971. ~ Are you a health care professional or interested in equity issues in health care? Our core values are compassion and respect for those in our care and for one another. Visit our Careers page: uphamscornerhealthcenter.org/careers ~ Boston health care partners include Boston Medical Center, Mass General Brigham, and Boston Children’s Hospital. UCC is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

Website
http://www.uphams.org
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Dorchester, MA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1971
Specialties
WIC, Pediatrics, COVID-19, Elder Care, PACE, Home Health Care, Vision Care, Dental Care, Urgent Care, Primary Care, HIV/AIDS, Adolescent Care, Social Services, Addiction Services, Behavioral Health, Community Health, Public Health, and Nutrition

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Employees at Upham's Community Care

Updates

  • We are grateful for what the Worrell brothers do for our community and how they are actively engaged in what our people need now. They go above and beyond for their constituents, neighbors, families and friends. We look forward to continuing our work together.

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    State Representative For The 5th Suffolk District

    This Thanksgiving, we’re reminded of the power of community, love, and giving back. My brother, Boston City Councilor Brian Worrell, and I, State Representative Christopher Worrell, are honored to have hosted the Worrell 4th Annual Turkey Drive.

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    We are Building Stronger Teams Upham's Community Care This week, our clinical care teams came together to collaborate, share wins, address obstacles, and find solutions. Break Out #1 MAs, Nurses, and Providers organized by discipline then Break Out #2 United pod Providers, MAs, and Nurses together We are grateful to work with dedicated, vocal and caring people who solve problems! Remember, healthcare is a team sport. What new/reinvented roles does does your organization need to do the work in 2025? #StrongerTeams #HealthcareHeroes Thank you to our Director of Quality Ama Sam Ambaah, MD, Nurse Educator Rita Nieves and Director of Nursing Michele Butler for leading us.

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  • Thank you to Boston's Age Strong/ Age-Friendly Commission for stopping by our Roxbury PACE center last week! To ensure Boston is the best place for elders to live, the Age Strong representatives asked our PACE participants to give feedback about what they love about living in Boston, what they would like to see more of, and what can be approved. Do you have ideas about how to make Boston a more supportive city? Age-Friendly Boston would love to hear from you! Age-Friendly Boston is currently updating its five-year plan and is looking for residents around Boston for ideas and suggestions to improve the city. They are conducting listening tours around Boston to solicit input. To learn more about Age-Friendly Boston, go to https://lnkd.in/eFu3p6Dn

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  • The Dorchester Food Co-op visited PACE again this year, offering fresh, local produce to participant & staff free of charge. Produce included melons, apples, carrots, beets, bok choy, collard greens, cauliflower, and cranberries. In total, 61 participants and 25 staff members engaged in the Pop-up Farm Stands at 1140 and 36. Many thanks to the DFC volunteers who made this happen!

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  • Excited to partner with JPNDC!

    ✨ We’re excited to share more about Cheney Homes, in partnership with the Upham’s Corner Health Committee! This initiative goes beyond just housing; it’s about addressing health disparities and promoting independence for low-income seniors in our community. At Cheney Homes, we're committed to providing direct services for our residents and accessible programming for all low-income older adults in the area. Our goal is to help seniors live independently and avoid nursing homes, bridging critical gaps in senior care. Together, we’re empowering older adults to thrive in their homes and within the community. This is a major step toward an age-friendly neighborhood where independent living and access to support are the norm, not the exception. We’re proud to be part of this transformative effort! #CheneyHomes #SeniorSupport #CommunityCare

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    I want to write about the training conducted today by The Boston Medical Center (BMC) Grayken Center for Addiction on Pain Management and Addiction for our nurses and PCPs at Upham's Community Care. It was insightful, focused and needed. We are ✓ Improving outcomes for patients ✓ Reducing overdose burden ✓ Increasing our team's knowledge and capacity to provide care for OUD and SUD ✓ Creating a positive experience of belonging for patients of color receiving substance use services/treatment and our staff who do this work ✓ Improving street outreach A special thanks to The Boston Public Health Commission (OD2A Overdose Data To Action Grant), Mass General Brigham and The Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers (MGB SUD Equity Foundation Grant) for their collaboration on this important initiative. Together, these partnerships contribute to the success of our shared mission. We are committed to making a difference through collaboration and dedication. #Healthcare #AddictionAwareness #Partnership #OD2A

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  • Last week at the MassPACE Annual Meeting several State Champions were honored for their work advancing PACE and elder care: Senator Pat Jehlen, Vicki Halal, and Chairman Thomas M. Stanley. Of course, we’re thrilled to congratulate all the Phyllis Solomon Award nominees and especially our own Mary Udeh from Upham’s PACE, this year’s award recipient. Mary’s dedication, compassion, and commitment truly embody the heart of PACE, and we’re so grateful to have her on our team.

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    Last week during our Annual Meeting/Meet & Greet we were fortunate to be joined by many individuals who are passionate about the quality of life of older adults in the Commonwealth. It was our honor to recognize some of our State Champions for their contributions to advancing PACE and care for older adults Senator Pat Jehlen, Vicki Halal, and Chairman Thomas M. Stanley. No annual meeting would be complete without recognizing our true ⭐ shining stars ⭐ and that's our caregivers in PACE! Congratulations to all of our Phyllis Solomon Award nominees this year and our winner Mary Udeh from Upham's Community Care PACE! Special thanks to our awards and luncheon sponsors: AnewHealth Dragonfly Health Careforth VRI Connect America McKesson

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  • Upham’s proudly recognizes and celebrates the dedication of the Medical Assistants, Pharmacy and Quality Team across the organization. These healthcare workers work tirelessly to improve patient care, enhance patient safety, and drive innovation. Their caring manner and commitment to excellence is vital in shaping a healthier future for all. Thank you for your passion, your knowledge, and your commitment to making a difference in the lives of our patients!

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