Allerton House in Weymouth recently hosted a special Thanksgiving event to thank professionals for referring their clients and loved ones to the senior living community. Guests of the early Thanksgiving celebration enjoyed seasonal appetizers, a scavenger hunt, and tours of the independent living, assisted living and memory care neighborhoods.
Lauren Chartier, geriatric care manager, Premier Senior Care, Joyce Watson-O’Neil, LICSW, MPH, CDP, senior clinical social worker, Welch Senior Living, and L’Oren Scartissi of Transitions Home Health Services enjoy the Thanksgiving event at Allerton House in Weymouth. 
Al Ewing, marketing director for Allerton House in Weymouth greets Tina Dwyer, director, care coordination and community benefits officer, South Shore Health. 
Festive Thanksgiving decorations were on full display during the professional event. 
Welch Senior Living Director of Community Relations Leanne Welch greets Jennifer Hoadley, regional manager, Southeastern Massachusetts, Alzheimer’s Association, to the Thanksgiving Thank-You event for professionals. 
Tom Rizzo of the Weymouth Insurance Agency joins Al Ewing, marketing director for Allerton House in Weymouth and Joyce Watson-O’Neil, LICSW, MPH, CDP, senior clinical social worker, Welch Senior Living, for a wonderful Thanksgiving celebration. 
Allerton House in Weymouth staff were delighted to welcome from Royal Rehab & Nursing Center in Braintree (l to r) Lucy McGourty, Kathy Annello, and Anne Galen. 
Allerton House in Weymouth Resident Care Director Joan Cunningham is all smiles at the recent Thanksgiving Day event for professionals. 
Dwyer Home’s Christina Boudrow, director of social services, and Danielle Bender, social worker, take a moment to chat with Welch Senior Living senior clinical social worker Joyce Watson-O’Neil. 
Two representatives from Transitional Care at South Shore Health joined Allerton House in Weymouth for the professional Thank -You event. They included (l to r) Kristy-Lee Nelson, coach and Christine Graziano, a registered nurse.
