The Housing Crisis Has an Aging Problem

Rogerson is building the solution. And you can help.

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The Challenge of Aging in Massachusetts

The math is simple. The consequences are not. And it will impact all of us.

By 2030, there will be 2 million older adults in the Commonwealth. More than half of them won’t have the resources for housing and the care they need.

There’s already a shortfall of more than 200,000 affordable housing units and current waits for subsidized housing can last years.

This is unsustainable—and unacceptable.

What Rogerson Is Doing About It

Aging with dignity shouldn’t be reserved for the privileged few, but a right for all. With over 160 years of impact, we are meeting this moment with strength, strategy, and expertise.

Our goal is to grow our housing footprint by 1,000 units by 2030.

Managing with Compassion

Our communities deliver services with heart and humanity.

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Building for the Future

Our development plans are as ambitious as they are necessary.

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Reaching More People

Our team helps raise awareness and build support for our mission.

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This Crisis Will Impact All Of Us

Aging doesn’t discriminate. Rogerson is ensuring no one faces it alone.

Rogerson Is Here For You

From high-quality housing to dignified memory care to enriching adult day health programs, we understand and meet your needs.

And as a mission-driven nonprofit, we are beholden to the older adults in our care and their loved ones—not shareholders.

Affordable Housing Communities
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Senior Living Communities
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Memory Care Assisted Living & Programs
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Adult Day Health Programs
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“Words cannot come close to describing what an awesome home DCN has become for my 98-year-old mom. It’s far and above anything I could have ever hoped for. In her words, ‘I should have come here a long time ago.’ To me, that says it all!”
Pat W., Daughter of Daggett-Crandall-Newcomb Home Resident

“Housing and care for older adults of the Commonwealth is a challenging system to navigate, even for someone who has resources. Rogerson takes care of it, and families are terribly grateful for it.”

Mary R. Jeka, Chair, Board of Directors

“Ever since I was a little kid, I always wanted to live on Beacon Hill. My dream has come true—I live on Beacon Hill. If it wasn’t for Rogerson, I probably wouldn’t be.”

Paul R., Joy Street Residence Resident

“At the end of the day, when you invest in something, you need to see the proof of impact. And I saw it personally with my mother’s care. I hold Rogerson very near and dear to my heart because of the care she received.”

Peter Zane, Board Member, Donor

“My mom said to me very confidently, ‘I love it here. It’s really good.’ And I thought, ‘I don’t have to worry about her.’ The fact that I don’t have to worry about her is such an incredible weight off my shoulders.”

Rebecca K., Daughter of a Rogerson House Resident

“The residents who live here look out for each other. It would be really nice for people to see that a community like this, affordable housing, can be a family, can be supportive, can be warm and nurturing.”

Melanie G., Beacon House Resident

“We’re all going to be touched by this at some point in our lives. And we’re going to be looking for organizations like Rogerson to help meet the needs of our loved ones. So now is the time to support.”

Brent Berc, Board Member, Property Developer, Donor

Aging With Dignity.

Compassionate care and the level of quality our loved ones deserve.

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