The Manor at Seneca Hill recently recognized three employees – Araya Dincher, Noel Contois, and MaryJane Mullaney – for advancing their careers as certified nursing assistants through the facility's paid certification program.

A creative new room at Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center may serve as a model for improving the quality of life and care through non-pharmacologic interventions for residents in whom Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia have been diagnosed. The room allows for expanded programming projected on walls and gives staff more opportunities to observe residents in a more relaxed, natural setting.

Several employees of The Summit at Brighton were recently recognized for their commitment, dedication, and willingness to go above and beyond in their service to residents.

Fox Run at Orchard Park is pleased to announce the promotion of Torino Gasbarre, licensed practical nurse, to the position of admissions coordinator for its Health Center.

The New Jewish Home in Manhattan is rolling out a new virtual reality therapy system to combat social isolation among its residents with the backing of Mets owner Steven Cohen.

Two Long Island women are competing in the Olympic Games for the first time: Halle Hazzard is representing Grenada in the 100-meter dash, while Brianna Jones is representing Puerto Rico in women's basketball. Pauline Hazzard and Christina Jones, both long-time employees of Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and the mothers of Halle and Brianna, are watching their daughters live their dreams.

The Osborn Memory Care Support Group hit a major milestone recently, marking its one-year anniversary.

Jewish Home has been certified as a Great Place to Work® for the fifth time.