On April 10^th, Hultquist Place Assisted Living Program resident Ruth Anderson celebrated her 104^th birthday, complete with a tiara, cake, ice cream, and more.

A new article in Brighton Connections discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the need and preference among older Rochesterians to receive medical care at home and how Jewish Senior Life's Physician House Call program is responding to that trend.

Stuart Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, and Dr. David Siskind, medical director at Northwell Health's Stern Family Center for Rehabilitation, discuss their facilities' efforts to inoculate staff against COVID-19 in a new interview with Newsday.

Jefferson’s Ferry is offering two distinct scholarship programs to Suffolk County Community College nursing programs. One $2,000 scholarship will be offered to a high school senior, while another $2,000 scholarship will be available to eligible Jefferson’s Ferry employees and their dependent children. Applications are available now, and the scholarships will be awarded later this summer.

A ceremonial groundbreaking for the expansion of the Willow Gardens – The Patricia and Malcolm H. Lazarus Pavilion memory care facility was recently held on United Hebrew of New Rochelle’s 7.5-acre campus.

Jewish Senior Life recently honored 95 employees for their milestone work anniversaries – a total of 1,150 years – during its annual years of service awards. Among those honored was Mable Hall, assistant director of dining services, for 40 years of service.

The emotional reunion of United Hebrew of New Rochelle resident Cyril Catedrilla and his mother, Josefina, after a year apart is captured in a new News 12 Westchester segment.

Rockabill Development and Selfhelp Community Services recently concluded a $5 million effort to preserve and rehabilitate 72 apartments in the Glendale neighborhood of Queens.