Jewish Home’s expansion of its TekHub services into the Rochester community—bringing trusted and personalized tech support to older adults—is spotlighted in a new Spectrum News segment.

For the sixth year in a row, Jewish Home has been certified as a Great Place to Work®, a recognition awarded by the global authority on workplace culture, employee trust, and organizational performance.

The City of Mount Vernon Urban Renewal Agency recently approved a resolution to partner with Wartburg to provide $600,000 in HOME Investment Partnership Program funds for Wartburg’s adaptive reuse project, a 102-unit affordable housing development for older adults known as the Waltemade Residences.

Members of Fountaingate Gardens are sharpening their short game with the grand opening of a brand-new putting green on campus.

Henry J. Carter Specialty Hospital & Nursing Facility announced that it is the first and only long-term care facility in the nation, and one of two health care organizations in New York, to receive the Pathway to Excellence with Distinction designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center.

The recent wedding of RiverSpring Living residents Al Cappiello and Elizabeth Bly on the RiverSpring campus is spotlighted in a new McKnight's article.

A new WCBS segment spotlights a new program at RiverSpring Living that aims to address loneliness in residents by offering a different type of companionship and empathy in the form of artificial intelligence.

Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation hosted its annual Peter Seideman Golf Classic on Mon., July 28^th. The event, held at Fresh Meadow Country Club in Lake Success, raised vital funds to support the Parker Jewish Institute Foundation.