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Founded in 2022 by three immigrant women, Cross Cultural CareLink (CCC) is a home healthcare agency serving a diverse Middlesex and Essex County community.

CCC offers exceptional home care service beyond healing.

01/22/2026

Why Health Education Matters

“Did you know nearly 6 in 10 U.S. adults live with at least one chronic condition like high blood pressure or diabetes? For older adults, that number can rise as high as 9 in 10.

Education empowers people to take an active role in their health at home and in the community.

At Cross Cultural CareLink, education is part of every visit whether it’s learning how to:
• Understand and manage medications
• Manage chronic conditions
• Prevent complications and hospital readmissions
• Understand what services are available through Medicare

Have questions about home health care? We’re here to help.

📞 978-252-4927 | 📧 info@crossculturalcarelink.com
📍 Serving Middlesex & Essex Counties, MA

01/21/2026

Did you know Medicare may cover home health care?

Here’s a simple way to understand how it works:
✔ You must be enrolled in Medicare (Part A or Part B)
✔ A doctor orders home health services
✔ The patient meets the homebound requirement
✔ Skilled, medically necessary care is needed
✔ Care is provided by a Medicare-certified agency

💡 Medicare does not cover personal or custodial care alone.

Cross Cultural CareLink is a Medicare-certified home health agency.

We’re here to help families understand their options.

📞 Call 978-252-4927
📧 info@crossculturalcarelink.com

📍 Serving Middlesex & Essex Counties, MA

Understanding your options is the first step.

01/20/2026

Are you someone who enjoys connecting with people in the community?

Have you worked in healthcare or community outreach and like building relationships that make a difference?

Cross Cultural CareLink is growing, and we’re looking for a Marketing & Community Outreach Liaison who is passionate about people, communication, and helping families access home health care.

This role may be a good fit if you:
• Have experience in healthcare, marketing, or community outreach
• Enjoy meeting people and building trust
• Care about culturally respectful and community-based care

📍 Serving Middlesex & Essex Counties, MA

HERE IS THE LINK TO APPLY: https://form.jotform.com/260136456866161

📧 Questions? Email us at Careers@crossculturalcarelink.com

01/15/2026

Around the world, Blue Zones are places where people live longer, healthier lives than average.

In these regions, it’s common for people to reach their 90s or even 100s while experiencing fewer chronic diseases.

💙 Here are six habits we can all learn from the Blue zones for longer and healthier lives.

✨ Move naturally throughout the day
People in Blue Zones stay active through daily life walking, gardening, and household tasks rather than relying only on formal exercise.

✨ Eat mostly plant-based foods
Meals are centered around vegetables, beans, whole grains, and healthy fats, with fewer processed foods. This way of eating is linked to better heart health and lower inflammation.

✨ Practice mindful eating
In Okinawa, people often stop eating when they feel about 80% full, a habit associated with improved metabolic health.

✨ Have a sense of purpose
Having a reason to get up each day supports emotional well-being, reduces stress, and promotes healthier aging.

✨ Stay socially connected
Strong relationships with family, friends, and neighbors help reduce stress and support mental and physical health over time.

✨ Reduce stress naturally
Daily routines like walking, prayer, rest, time outdoors, and unhurried living help keep stress levels low and support long-term health.

Sources: Harvard Health Publishing; National Institute on Aging

📞 978-252-4927
📧 info@crossculturalcarelink.com
📍 Serving Middlesex & Essex Counties, MA

01/14/2026

Leadership looks different when it’s rooted in faith, family, and service.

Elizabeth was raised in a family grounded in faith. Her father, a minister, showed her that faith is lived through serving others wherever you are placed.

That belief still guides her today. As our Marketing & Chief of Operations, Elizabeth often refers to Cross Cultural CareLink as a ministry. Not because ministry is limited to a church (though she also serves there), but because true ministry is about caring for people in everyday life.

Her journey has taken her through hospital hallways as a respiratory therapist, supporting patients in critical moments. It has also led her into the community building partnerships, leading teams, and serving behind the scenes as a COO.

You’ll often see Ellie out in the field, listening, connecting, and making sure our work reflects care that is human, respectful, and grounded in values.

At the heart of her leadership is family, and a deep responsibility to people and community. Whether in the ICU, emergency room, church, community, or a meeting room, her purpose remains the same:
to serve others with intention, compassion, and faith.

Our leadership sets the tone for how patients are treated, how caregivers are supported, and how families experience care with dignity, accountability, and trust.

👉 Follow us to see how values-driven leadership leads to better care and real impact in our community.

01/12/2026

America is aging and the shift is happening faster than many realize.

As shown in this data from the U.S. Census Bureau, older adults are projected to outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history by 2034. This demographic change isn’t just about population size; it reflects a growing need for more complex, long-term healthcare.

More than two out of three older adults live with multiple chronic conditions, making consistent, coordinated care essential.

Home health care plays a critical role in meeting this need by supporting safety, independence, and quality of life right where people prefer to receive care: at home. As the nation ages, healthcare must continue to move closer to home.

📌 Follow along this week as we explore healthy aging, home care, and access to services.

📞 978-252-4927
📧 info@crossculturalcarelink.com
📍 Serving Middlesex & Essex Counties, MA

01/08/2026

Did you know that medical care accounts for only part of our overall health?

Factors like housing, food access, transportation, language, and social connection — known as social determinants of health — play a major role in how people age and heal.

That’s why home-based, culturally grounded care matters. It meets people where they are.

Save & share this post to spread awareness.

📞 978-252-4927
📧 info@crossculturalcarelink.com
🤝Providing culturally responsive care throughout Middlesex & Essex Counties, MA.

Image by Healthy People 2030, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

01/07/2026

Healthy Aging Starts at Home.

The national goals of Healthy People 2030 focus on improving health outcomes by addressing the factors that shape our lives: where we live, how we access care, and the support systems around us.

At Cross Cultural CareLink, these goals show up every day in how we support patients and families at home, where care matters most.

This year, we’re continuing to align our work with what truly improves long-term health.

CTA:
💬 Which health goal matters most to your family this year?

12/24/2025

Recently, one of our patients shared a message with us and it made us pause:

“I miss my family.
All this time I’ve said God isn’t here anymore. He left me.
It took me so long to realize… He is here.
He sent all of you.”

For many of the people we serve, family isn’t always nearby.
Some are far from their loved ones.
Some are aging alone.
Some are navigating illness while missing the comfort of familiar faces.

And for many caregivers, family becomes something you step into — by standing in the gap for someone who would otherwise face illness alone.

At Cross Cultural CareLink, we’re reminded that family can be the people who care for you when you need it most.

In this season, we’re grateful for the families we’re born into and the families we build through care.

12/23/2025

Looking for a meaningful last-minute gift for the caregiver in your life?

Caregivers give so much often without an audience.

Caregivers are spouses quietly tending to a partner whose world has grown smaller — one room, one bed, one day at a time.

Caregivers are the ones sitting with elders who feel lonelier during the holidays, filling the silence simply by being present.

Caregivers are professionals walking into unfamiliar homes, offering dignity, patience, and care even when no one is watching.

Caregivers carry responsibility without complaint.
Because someone has to.

This season, the most meaningful gifts aren’t always wrapped.
They’re felt.

Here are a few simple, heartfelt ways to show a caregiver how much they matter 🤍

✨ A handwritten note that says, “I see you.”
🎁 A personalized Etsy gift — a custom mug, ornament, or bracelet made just for them.
☕ Their favorite coffee or tea — a small comfort in a busy day.
🕯️ A moment of rest — a candle, a bath soak, or a soft blanket.
🕰️ Time — help with errands, an afternoon off, or space to breathe.
💬 A genuine check-in: “How are YOU really doing?”

At Cross Cultural CareLink, we believe caregivers deserve care too especially during the holidays. Our team is deeply grateful for the families and caregivers who trust us with their care.

👉 Tag a caregiver you appreciate, or share this with someone who needs to feel seen today.

Photo credit: Amazon / Yanria – Caregiver Personalized Appreciation Customized

12/19/2025

Caring for someone at home can feel overwhelming especially during the holidays.

Small, thoughtful steps can help patients and families feel calmer, safer, and more at peace.

This guide was created to offer simple reminders, reassurance, and support for those receiving care at home and the loved ones who support them. 💙

You don’t have to do this alone we’re here to help.
📞 Call us at 978-252-4927
📧 info@crossculturalcarelink.com

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12/18/2025

Today we’re shining a light on the remarkable leadership of our CEO, Ann Carol Kieyah, RN, a woman whose strength was forged in one of the most demanding seasons of her life.

While she was building Cross Cultural CareLink from the ground up, Ann Carol was also caring for her mother through cancer.

Two heavy responsibilities.
Both carried with love, commitment, and faith.

That season didn’t just shape her personally — it shaped the very heart of CCC.

Through her journey, she learned:

💛 what it means to advocate fiercely for a loved one
💛 how overwhelming the healthcare system can feel for families
💛 why clear communication and dependable support matter
💛 the importance of honoring culture, emotions, and family dynamics
💛 how critical high-quality, compassionate home care truly is

These lessons now guide her leadership every single day:

✨ She leads with empathy because she knows what families carry.
✨ She leads with excellence because she demanded the best for her mother.
✨ She leads with cultural understanding because her family’s story is woven into our mission.
✨ She leads with resilience the same resilience it took to care for her mother while building CCC.

Without her dedication, strength, and unwavering support, her mother would not have made it through that journey. And it is that same depth of compassion that she now pours into this organization.

We are so honored to follow her leadership.

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3 Courthouse Lane #10
Chelmsford, MA
01824

Telephone

+19782524927

Website

https://crossculturalcarelink.com/

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