Jewish Home welcomes the first residents of Lilac Grove, as construction concludes on the 90-unit apartment complex for older adults ages 62 and older.

2026 was a banner year for Peconic Landing’s annual John May Mile and 5K fundraiser, which donated a record $30,250 to the Greenport Fire Department on May 9^th.

Mark Sanchez, president and CEO of United Hebrew of New Rochelle, calls on state lawmakers to direct a fair share of Governor Hochul’s proposed $1.5 billion for hospitals and nursing homes to long-term care providers in a new opinion piece in The Journal News.

Quality health care is often defined by the quality of care administered by staff in medical and nursing home settings. To ensure that Jewish Home employees are providing the best care—in addition to feeling empowered and supported—leadership has been elevating employee programs and resources over the last decade. The array of offerings are gathered collectively under the name Your Path Forward, and the resources have resulted in not only a supportive work culture, but also strong staff recruitment and retention programs.

In celebration of its 90^th anniversary, Selfhelp Community Services held an event honoring 90 older adults turning 90 years of age in 2026 on April 27^th at the Benjamin Rosenthal-Prince Street Older Adult Center.

A new article in The Wall Street Journal spotlights RiverSpring Living resident Leonard Nones, who, at 95, has rediscovered his passion for photography, capturing striking portraits of fellow residents and staff.

76-year-old Dominga Márquez, who left her mark on The New Jewish Home after reinventing herself following a stroke and leading charitable initiatives, and is now returning to Guatemala to reunite with her daughter, is spotlighted in a new piece in El Diario Nueva York.

Episcopal SeniorLife Communities recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of its 19-month renovations to the Episcopal Church Home.