The Good Newsroom recently spotlighted the inspiring story of Theresa Pendleton, a longtime kitchen staff member at ArchCare at Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center who, through her experiences there and being a parent to a son with autism, was able to write her first children’s book, “E.Z. Makes Friends.” 

New York State Senate Aging Committee Chair Cordell Cleare and Dan Savitt, president and CEO of VNS Health, call on the State to update how it distributes Medicaid dollars for long-term care in order to ensure that funding is available for New Yorkers with intense needs in a new interview with The Capitol Pressroom.

Jewish Home’s chief medical officer, Dr. Suzanne Gillespie, has been inducted into the inaugural Fellows Class of the Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medical Association (PALTmed), awarded the designation of Fellow of PALTmed.

The array of employee resources, training programs, and professional development offerings at Episcopal SeniorLife Communities and Jewish Home are spotlighted in a new Rochester Business Journal article.

Stuart Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Healthcare System, discusses how the organization is shifting focus toward retention and placing culture, communication, and career development at the center of workforce strategies for 2026 in a new interview with Skilled Nursing News.

The Osborn will host Patrick Bringley, author of “All the Beauty in the World,” on Thurs., April 16^th at 7 p.m.

Fountaingate Gardens has been named Best Retirement Community in the 2026 FourLeaf Best of Long Island awards.

As the landscape of aging is changing quickly—with one in four Monroe County residents over the age of 60—Jewish Home is extending several lines of services into the community to meet the demand for high‑quality support and care for older adults.