Daggett-Crandall-Newcomb Home

Since 1999, Rogerson has managed Council Tower, a 17-story elevator building, owned by Council of Elders Housing Corporation, a community based organization affiliated with Forward, Inc. Rogerson oversaw the $4.5 million renovation of the HUD-supported building in the fall of 2005.Council Tower offers 144 subsidized units for elders with a live-in staff member.The building also includes a computer learning center, fitness center, a kitchen for events, on-site laundry, and a community roof deck with unrivaled views of the Boston skyline.

Roslindale House, developed by Rogerson in 1987 in the former Roslindale High School, includes 83 affordable apartments for low-income elders and people with disabilities. Managed by Rogerson since it opened, this property also includes an adult day health program, dementia day program, Rogerson Fitness First center, Florence House coops, community space for the greater-Roslindale community, and Rogersons administrative headquarters.

Rogersons social day programs offer a positive option for those with memory loss who wish to continue living at home or for residents of Rogerson House who benefit from additional specially designed daytime supportive services.Rogersons social day programs provide participants with:Supportive programs and services designed to help maintain their physical and mental abilitiesSocialization with other residents and staffNutritious mealsMedication managementSocial and expressive therapy programsDay program professionals include a nurse, a social worker, expressive therapists, program assistants and a full-time program director.