Hebrew Rehabilitation Center Named a Top 100 Women-Led Business

BOSTON - For the fourth year in a row, Hebrew Rehabilitation Center (HRC) is named to the prestigious “Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts” (#19) by The Commonwealth Institute (TCI), an organization devoted to advancing businesswomen in leadership positions. 

With more than 1,400 employees at locations in Boston and Dedham, HRC is the flagship of the continuum of health care services offered by parent organization Hebrew SeniorLife (HSL).  HRC provides geriatric specialty care under a long-term chronic hospital license to meet the medical needs of older adult patients in a therapeutic and healing environment.

HRC is led by Mary Moscato, President of HSL Health Care Services and HRC, who along with her leadership team and staff deliver high-quality care to seniors in Greater Boston.

“We are honored to be named to TCI’s list for the past four years,” said Moscato.  “We are deeply committed to helping our patients live the highest quality of life possible, and we appreciate this recognition of our work.”

“In addition to our commitment to providing high-quality care to older adults, we’re equally committed to providing women with fulfilling career paths in health care,” Moscato continued. “There are many women nurse leaders and managers at HRC.  I’m proud to work with these women, and all of our staff, every day.  It’s a privilege to share this recognition with them.”

Launched in 2000, TCI’s Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts program is based on multiple selection criteria such as revenue, operating budget, number of employees, diversity, innovation, and more. TCI members are women CEOs, senior executives, executive directors, and entrepreneurs from a wide array of industries and backgrounds - corporate, start-up, and nonprofit. The latest group of honorees was recognized at an award breakfast today and will appear in the Boston Globe Magazine’s “Women & Power” edition on November 10.

About Hebrew SeniorLife

HSL is a national senior services leader uniquely dedicated to rethinking, researching, and redefining the possibilities of aging. Founded in Boston in 1903, the nonprofit organization today provides communities and health care for seniors, research into aging, and education for geriatric care providers. For more information about HSL, visit http://www.hebrewseniorlife.org, follow us on Twitter @H_SeniorLife, like us on Facebook, or read our blog.