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“A well-designed Public Guardian system in Massachusetts will provide dignity, safety, and well-being to our most vulnerable citizens.”

Wynn Gerhard, Chairwoman, Massachusetts Guardianship Policy Institute, Report on Guardianship: Ten Year Review & Recommendations, June 2025

“[The minimum staffing requirement] serves two important purposes: “1. To clean up the worst of the worst providers, who are profiteering off of resident neglect, and 2. To improve the value of the care that Americans are paying for through the Medicare and Medicaid systems. We pay for good care but, far too often, we don’t get it.”

Richard Mollot, Executive Director, Long Term Care Community Coalition, Republicans in Congress want to get rid of federal staffing requirement for nursing homes, Spectrum News 1, June 4, 2025

Mission

Dignity Alliance Massachusetts is dedicated to transformative change to ensure the dignity of older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers. We are committed to advancing new ways of providing long-term services, support, living options, and care, while respecting choice and self-determination. Through education, legislation, regulatory reform, and legal strategies, this mission will become reality throughout the Commonwealth.

As a grass-roots coalition of aging and disability service and advocacy organizations and supporters, Dignity Alliance Massachusetts works to secure fundamental changes.

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