Jewish Home is expanding its TekHub services into the community, guiding older adults as they navigate technology and use digital devices – empowering confidence and enabling those age 55 and older to stay connected and feel secure.

Westchester Magazine readers have voted The Osborn Best of Westchester® in the Senior Residence category for the third consecutive year.

The Institute for Music and Neurologic Function at Wartburg is proud to announce the launch of its Intergenerational Ukulele Club, a new initiative designed to bring people of all ages together through the power of music. The club's inaugural event was marked by a live ukulele and hula performance on May 15^th in the Creative Aging Room at Wartburg’s Berkemeier Living Center.

Jewish Home’s “Come Be You” marketing and advertising campaign, launched in 2024 and continuing today, has received recognition from the Healthcare Advertising Awards, The Aster Awards, and the Rochester Chapter of the American Marketing Association.

Fox Run at Orchard Park is thrilled to announce the appointment of Tasien J. Sanders as its new executive chef.

Dr. Jeffrey Farber, president and CEO of The New Jewish Home, discusses how the Medicaid cuts included in the recently signed One Big Beautiful Bill Act will impact the roughly 4,000 older adults the organization serves across New York City and Westchester County in a new interview with the Forward.

When ALS threatened to silence Debbie Lopez, Monroe Community Hospital turned to innovative AI technology to help the mother of three regain her voice.

Monroe Community Hospital is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Max and Marian Farash Charitable Foundation to support the launch of a new Hospice and Palliative Care Center.