Friendly Senior Living and the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Rochester are very pleased to announce that Friendly Senior Living has purchased the Sisters of Saint Joseph property in Pittsford. The Sisters of Saint Joseph Motherhouse will remain on the site, with the Sisters continuing to provide ongoing care and support for their approximately 75 residents.

Wartburg is proud to announce that Lauren Ciuti, director of social work at its skilled nursing facility, has been accepted into LeadingAge New York’s highly anticipated “Journey to Excellence in Long-Term Care” program.

Nicole Cash, senior director of The New Jewish Home’s SkillSpring workforce development program, discusses how investing in programs like SkillSpring can build careers, strengthen communities, and improve the quality of care for older New Yorkers in a new opinion piece in Crain’s New York Business.

Episcopal SeniorLife Communities has formed a partnership with brain health provider Isaac Health to expand its dementia care offerings as the organization continues on its rollout of the CMS GUIDE Model.

RiverSpring Living has long encouraged sex, intimacy, and companionships among its residents. CNN's Alexandra King recently took notice and followed two residents, Ted and Doris, on a date set up by RiverSpring staff.

Oswego Health is thrilled to announce the appointment of Bryan Jenkins as the new director of Springside at Seneca Hill Retirement Community.

Helping to meet the growing need for senior housing in the Rochester area, Jewish Home’s Lilac Grove will add 90 new apartments, while The Summit at Brighton will add 70 units.

Helen Hayes Hospital's Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) has been selected for a second time by the Montefiore Health System as a preferred provider of subacute rehabilitation services through Montefiore's SNF Collaborative.