Dedicated to promoting independence, dignity and well-being among the elderly and disabled.

Ethos is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting independence, dignity and well-being among the elderly and disabled through quality, affordable and culturally-appropriate home and community-based care. Ethos helps elders remain in their surroundings by ensuring that they―and their caregivers―have access to a continuum of home care services. Since its inception in 1972, Ethos has become a $14 million organization that promotes the dignity and independence of almost 2,000 elderly and disabled persons. Among its designation, it is a state Aging Services Access Point, an Elder Nutrition Project, an Elder Protective Services agency and a Long-Term Care Ombudsman. Despite years of growth, Ethos remains rooted in the principles of care, compassion and community that guided its founders.

Home Care
Protective Services
Caregiver support
Delivered meals and Nutrition
Volunteer services
Money management