With Need For Senior Services, Natick Considers Another Site For Care

NATICK, MA — Plans appear to be moving forward for another Natick facility designed to help older people.

The owner of an adult day care facility at 17 Strathmore Road wants to expand into a commercial building next door, according to town documents. The Natick Planning Board will hold a public hearing about the project on Wednesday.

If Zdorovie Adult Day Health receives site plan approval and other OK’s, the center would be able to convert the one-story, 7,600-square-foot building at 19 Strathmore Road into space for additional services. The private company, led by Max Mazaev, is owned by New York-based CREH Andover, which bought the property in 2023 for $3.5 million. Besides the Natick Center facility, Zdorovie operates ones in Newton and Needham.

The planning board held two hearings on the expansion proposal last month.

Meanwhile, Natick’s planning board has also been mulling plans for an assisted living facility proposed at a site off North Main Street. That project was also discussed at a public hearing in February.

More than 6,500 of the town's 37,000 residents are over age 65, according to census data.

The Zdorovie project is slated for planning board discussion on March 11 at 7 p.m., and details are available here.