Quincy, MA – January 8, 2026 – The highly anticipated “Battle of the Buildings” Heart Health Challenge officially launched on January 6, 2026, with a vibrant kick-off event at Sawyer Towers, 95 Martensen St, Quincy, MA 02169. The energy was palpable as residents embraced the mission to become Quincy’s healthiest building!
At 2:30 PM, the lobby of Sawyer Towers transformed into a hub of health and community spirit. A fantastic turnout saw 32 seniors eager to get their baseline blood pressure readings. Clare Senior Care’s dedicated staff, Kyle and Lilian, worked seamlessly to measure everyone, ensuring accurate data for the challenge ahead.
Meanwhile, Thai, Clare’s Head Nurse, captivated the audience with an engaging and insightful session on understanding blood pressure. Her clear explanations and practical advice successfully raised awareness, empowering every participant with crucial knowledge about their own health and BP figures. It was clear that residents left feeling more informed and motivated to take charge of their heart health journey.
The event concluded on a high note, with attendees enjoying a light meal and continuing their discussions about blood pressure knowledge. The first step in the “Battle of the Buildings” has set a fantastic precedent for what’s to come!
We’re thrilled to see the enthusiasm and commitment from Sawyer Towers and look forward to tracking their progress.
Missed the first clinic? Don’t worry, the challenge is just beginning!
Sawyer Towers residents, mark your calendars! We’ll be back for your next check-up on February 6, 2026, at 2:30 PM. Let’s keep that healthy momentum going!
Stay tuned to our website for leaderboard updates and more inspiring stories from the Battle of the Buildings!
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