Connecticut’s only nonprofit, fully integrated senior care

Masonicare

Headquartered in Connecticut and founded in 1898, Masonicare is the state’s only not-for-profit, fully integrated senior care continuum, guided by a longstanding, mission-driven commitment to enhancing quality of life for older adults. Masonicare offers vibrant residential communities and a comprehensive range of health and wellness services designed to promote independence, longevity, and purposeful living. Its statewide continuum includes independent living, assisted living services, skilled nursing, medical and non-medical home health, hospice, adaptive memory care, acute inpatient and outpatient senior behavioral health, outpatient rehabilitation, and audiology services, redefining how aging is experienced by advancing proactive wellness, integrated care, and meaningful connection at every stage of life.

New Haven County

Vincent Salzo

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Wallingford

Connecticut

Headquartered in Connecticut and founded in 1898, Masonicare is the state’s only not-for-profit, fully integrated senior care continuum, guided by...

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Middlesex County

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WETHERSFIELD, CT — Friday morning traffic was delayed along Wells Road because of work left over from a Thursday evening crash.   The crash took place at about 7 p.m. Thursday and if left a utility pole and wires down, police said.   On Friday morning, crews were still working in the area and Wells Road was closed between between Wolcott Hill Road and the Silas Deane Highway, police said.  Power was restored just n time for lunch, according to Eversource Energy.   Photo Credit: Shutterstock

WETHERSFIELD, CT — Friday morning traffic was delayed along Wells Road because of work left over from a Thursday evening crash.

The crash took place at about 7 p.m. Thursday and if left a utility pole and wires down, police said.   On Friday morning, crews were still working in the area and Wells Road was closed between between Wolcott Hill Road and the Silas Deane Highway, police said.

Power was restored just n time for lunch, according to Eversource Energy.   Photo Credit: Shutterstock

Hartford County

Wethersfield

Work on the Thursday evening crash spilled into Friday.  