Jefferson’s Ferry has been ranked the top Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in New York State in a national Newsweek survey conducted among health care professionals, CCRC residents, family members, and acquaintances of those living in CCRCs, and through accreditation data. The community's national ranking in the survey is 25^th among 250 CCRCs ranked.

The New York State Veterans Home at Oxford, the first and oldest Veterans Home in the state, is spotlighted in a new piece in The Evening Sun.

Christine VanVessem has been promoted to senior vice president of human resources and quality at Jewish Senior Life.

A new McKnight's article spotlights how, as the need to attract new staff into the flagging long term care workforce intensifies, The New Jewish Home is expanding the scope of its SkillSpring program to help in-state competitors Isabella Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing Care and the Hebrew Home at Riverdale.

The 2022 New York State Nursing Home Quality Initiative has been published, with Wartburg’s nursing home receiving top rating as compared to its peers.

Sarabeth Kanabroski has been named director of marketing at Jewish Senior Life.

Mike King, president and CEO of Jewish Senior Life, and Charlie Runyon, president and CEO of St. John’s, discuss the potential impact of the baby boomer generation on long term care, and how their organizations are training and recruiting staff to care for this cohort, in a new interview with 55 Plus.

Monroe Community Hospital is excited to announce that it has received a substantial award as part of New York State’s “Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities” grant program to help create a state-of-the-art simulation training center, which will serve as the cornerstone of the organization's comprehensive clinical training program.