Our Stories

Registered Medical Technician Ivy-Obiri Yeboah identified signs of a stroke and quickly saved a resident’s life. Learn how all of us can take the same heroic action for the people around us.

Get a peek into the Good(win) Life! We wanted to give you a hot-off-the presses (or in this case an iPhone) look at photos and videos we captured recently.

On March 30, we celebrate Doctors’ Day. Get to know our two medical directors, Dr. Mariatu Koroma-Nelson & Dr. Margaret Gloria, in this Q&A.

Supporting staff members on their journey toward citizenship is part of the fabric of life at Goodwin Living. We’d like to highlight a story that shows ways staff and residents offer support.

Leslie LaPlace found her dream job at Goodwin Living when she made a significant career change in her 50s. We asked Leslie about her journey and how she came to work in senior living.

Recreation Therapy is increasingly vital work. To shine a light on our team of Recreation Therapists, we asked individual team members about the journey and passion behind the work they do.

Dick Graham and Jane McKeel are longtime residents of GHBC. They shared why they each chose to come to Goodwin Living and what they appreciate about living here.

This year marks 80 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor. We spoke with residents who shared their own personal stories of what they remember and the impact this event had on them and their families.

We asked Michelle Rainville and Meredith Kotoski, two Speech Language Pathologists working at Goodwin Living, to share insights based on their careers in this field of specialized therapy.

As the aging population grows, so does the number of people with dementia. Goodwin Living Inc. is raising awareness of a program that can help improve brain health.

At Goodwin Living Inc., we wanted to do our part to record firsthand accounts of 9/11. More than 20 residents and staff shared their memories and reflections.

Colleagues remember Ruth Walsh, former hospice chaplain and founding supervisor of the Goodwin Living Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program, who touched the lives of many in our community.