Our Stories

In recognition of National Hospice Month, we asked Beth questions about her chosen profession as well as her passion and vision for this specialized type of care that is all too often stigmatized.

Goodwin Living ranks #3 in The Washington Post’s 2025 Top Workplaces. Discover hour team of 1,450+ celebrate senior living and healthcare careers with purpose, growth and community.

New U.S. citizens at Goodwin Living share what Independence Day means to them and how they found freedom and support.

Goodwin Living music therapist honors LGBTQIA+ elders and shares why safe, inclusive spaces matter in senior living communities.

Discover how George Mason junior Esha Sarwar turned a class project into an inspiring, hands-on internship at Goodwin Living — gaining real-world skills, building community and shaping her future.

This year’s event brought together chaplains-in-training from diverse clinical settings to foster connection and collaboration among students and educators working in the same region.

Led by founder Isabella Solano, this acquisition strengthens Goodwin Living efforts to develop intergenerational relationships.

In this Friday Thoughts article, GHBC Director of Nursing Lailanie Carlos shares the lessons she’s learned in her nursing career and journey from the Philippines to America.

For 40+ years, Cathy Farmer displayed an unwavering commitment to uplifting older adults and those working in senior living & healthcare. This is the story of one our finest pioneers.

Team member Nada Boris shares her journey of honoring loved ones and embracing life’s transitions through volunteering at Goodwin Hospice.

Most of us have spiritual needs at some point in our lives. Chaplains offer spiritual care in secular settings, meeting us amid our pain, fear or confusion, to try to offer an empathetic presence.

To celebrate Chaplaincy and Clergy Appreciation Month, we reached out to some of the alumni of the Goodwin Living CPE program check in on their experience and success, and here’s what they had to say.