Meet Our Team

My name is Lindsey Bouchard. I live in Wrentham, MA along with my Maltipoo Ketel. I have been in healthcare since 2008. I have my Bachelor of Healthcare Administration and my nursing home administrator’s license. My journey all started when I took a dietary aid position at 15 years old and fell in love with long-term care. I became an assistant administrator at a large family-owned and operated center in 2013 and was promoted to administrator there in the beginning of 2021. From there my journey brought me to Elmhurst Rehabilitation and Healthcare center in the summer of 2023. I absolutely love what I do, and I am committed to making an impact every day in the lives of the residents here at Elmhurst.
Your friend,
Lindsey Bouchard, LNHA

 

My name is Brendin Hopkins and I am married to my husband Kyle. We have two Lagotto Romagnolo’s (Dario Cecchini and Emil) and currently reside in West Warwick, RI. I have been in healthcare for the past decade since graduating with my undergraduate degree in Hospitality Accounting. I recently graduated from Salve Regina University with my master’s in healthcare administration while obtaining my Licensed Nursing Home Administrators License. When I was the Environmental Services Director at Riverview Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. I recently accepted the Assistant Administrator role at Elmhurst Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center to continue making an impact

Your friend,
Brendin Hopkins MBA LNHA

Alicia has been serving in the healthcare industry since 2010. She started her career off as a CNA and transitioned to an Admissions assistant in 2015. Shortly thereafter she took on the role as an Admissions Director. Alicia truly enjoys assisting the community , other facilities and homebound patients to establish safe transitions and positive outcomes. Her role as an Admissions Director allows her to help residents within the facility and provide help to the community. For Alicia, compassion and caring comes naturally and nothing gives her more joy than helping those around her.

Simone has worked in the nursing field since 2007. She has worked in a variety of settings, including subacute and acute rehabilitation, home healthcare, community healthcare, and geriatric psychology. Her job path changed dramatically in 2007 when she began working as a Certified Nursing Assistant. Her mother is a nurse, and her grandma was a nursing assistant. Furthermore, her great-grandmother was well-versed in excellent cures for curing illness and making others feel better. It felt as if she was called to help others in the world of healthcare. After a patient suggested that she should consider becoming a nurse, she chose to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. This event inspired her to advance her career and become a Registered Nurse. Her ultimate career aim is to be a passionate advocate for her patients, staff, and the nursing profession, with an influence that extends beyond the walls of the nursing home. This goal is more than just a job or a profession. Her ultimate goal is to accomplish this goal, which is a humanitarian act in keeping with her nursing vocation.

Rachel Horan has been a licensed Occupational Therapy Practitioner since 2017, starting in an acute psychiatric hospital setting where she helped establish the dual diagnosis program & create the first acute inpatient program for severe specialized needs teens/children in Massachusetts. When covid started she jumped into the skilled nursing setting to help with the crisis; becoming a director of rehab. Rachel enjoys advocating for the patients, the building & staff alike; she chose the profession knowing the importance of a holistic mind-body approach & believes everyone has the potential to thrive.

Rachel’s favorite things are spending time with family, going to concerts with her husband Dave & finding new adventures to embark on- especially if they can bring their dog Beasley! She looks forward to continuing her education in order to grow within this field and continue making a difference in as many lives as she can.

 

Kathryn, a Rhode Island native, brings extensive experience in respiratory care, from working with pre-term newborns at Brigham and Woman’s Hospital to caring for adults and seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic. With focus on education, training, and best practices set by the National Board of Respiratory Care, Kathryn is dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized respiratory care as part of a comprehensive care plan for residents.

My name is Maureen Calnan. I live in Quincy, MA with my husband and our two dogs – Bo and Lola. Together, we have five wonderful adult children and one granddaughter. I have been a nurse since 1995 and have spent my entire career in long-term care and short-term rehabilitation. I am a certified rehabilitation RN and hold a master’s degree in healthcare administration. Being a nurse is more than a job for me – it is a huge part of who I am. After my family, nursing and healthcare are my greatest passions. I have held many roles in my nearly 30-year career, including staff nurse, wound nurse, nursing supervisor, and most recently director of nursing for the past eight years. I am excited to be a part of the dedicated team at Elmhurst.

I am the Life Enrichment Director at Elmhurst. I am passionate about helping people have a joyful quality of life. I have 30 years’ experience working with the elderly and special needs
adults. I have my associate’s degree in human services ,minor in Psychology. I also have my National Activity Director License. I am fun, energetic, passionate about making people happy and keeping them safe. I love what I do and love to come to work each day, knowing I am changing our residents quality of life to bring them Joy and Love.