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Advisory Board Member

Advisory Board Member — Veterans & Family Support

Jessica Marasco

Co-founder, Trua of Greater Boston; Heart & Honor Transitions Group, LLC

“Retired United States Air Force veteran with over 21 years in medical and operational roles, now co-founder of Trua of Greater Boston.”

Service
United States Air Force
Areas of Expertise: Veterans Advocacy Military Medical Services Care Coordination Senior Care Navigation Long-Term Care Family Care Decisions Military Asbestos Exposure

About Jessica Marasco

Jessica "Jessie" Marasco is a retired United States Air Force veteran and co-founder and co-owner of Trua of Greater Boston, operating through Heart & Honor Transitions Group, LLC. She brings over 21 years of experience in medical and operational roles, beginning in nursing homes and continuing through Air Force medical service — a span that covers both ends of the care relationship, from direct patient work to the operational systems around it. She is described by her organisation as bringing a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach grounded in compassion, structure and care coordination. Through Trua of Greater Boston she helps seniors and families across the Greater Boston area identify appropriate care and living arrangements, at no cost to the family. She is a Boston native and a graduate student at Northeastern University.

Professional Memberships

  • Volunteer, Emerson Health
  • Graduate student, Northeastern University

Frequently Asked Questions

About Jessica Marasco and their work on our advisory board

Who is Jessica Marasco?
Jessica "Jessie" Marasco is a retired United States Air Force veteran with over 21 years in medical and operational roles, and co-founder of Trua of Greater Boston.
What is Jessica's role with Mesothelioma-Lung-Cancer.org?
She serves on our advisory board, contributing veterans advocacy and care-coordination expertise.
Why does Air Force service matter for asbestos exposure?
Asbestos was used across all branches of the armed forces, including in aircraft brake and engine components, hangars, boiler rooms and base housing. Air Force veterans in maintenance and medical support roles could be exposed through the buildings and equipment they worked in daily.

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