Rose (pseudonym) is a renaissance woman. She plays the piano, an ukulele, paints and loves animals.  For many years Rose has lived in a retirement community and been a Seabury Care Management client.  She enjoys outings and engaging in conversations.  The COVID pandemi...

Deborah (pseudonym) really misses her cats.  At one time she enjoyed the company of three felines including one she inherited from her mother.  Deborah found joy and comfort cuddling with her cats.  They were her family.

As Deborah's health decline...

Dawn M. Quattlebaum has been selected as Seabury’s Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Deborah Royster who has taken a federal position. Ms. Quattlebaum has more than 30 years experience in health care, senior services, senior housing, and area agency on aging services...

Miss G’s 99th birthday was approaching and she knew because of the pandemic, and restricted visiting at her Seabury community, she would not get to see her family or her beloved dog, Charley. But, the Seabury team at Springvale Terrace wasn't going to just let this spe...

We are writing to let you know that our Chief Executive Officer, Deborah Royster, has left Seabury to accept a new position.

Deborah’s leadership over the past five years has helped advance Seabury’s mission to serve older adults and family caregivers. She has skillfu...

Photo: Seabury Care Management client, Maureen enjoying a home delivered meal. 

Maureen has been taking care of her husband John with skill and devotion for years. When Maureen is tending to her own and her husband’s needs, preparing a creative, complete meal is often n...

Photo: Beckyanne Theriot, founder and owner of AFCM Services LLC

Beckyanne Theriot is founder and owner of AFCM Services LLC (formerly known as A First-Class Move) and a leader in the longevity field for a dozen years. She is known for the kindness and caring she brings...

Carla Rawlings, Seabury Care Manager

Carla Rawlings was working hard to obtain essential supplies for Seabury Care Management clients.  We know the images of the empty shelves with no toilet paper, paper towels and other necessities.  Through ingenuity and perseverance,...

Two weeks ago, Seabury Caregivers Le’Shea and Maxine decided to live at work to care for a resident who had tested positive for COVID-19 as well as the other residents of Seabury’s Home First® program. Maxine cared for the ill resident while Le’Shea cared for the other...

Mike (pseudonym) is uncomfortable with technology and does not like speaking on, nor using a telephone.  He is an independent retirement living community resident, but remains socially withdrawn and isolated.  Mike has a Guardian to manage his affairs, but no family in...