Cordelia Peterson, a resident of the Jewish Home of Rochester, calls on the Legislature to restore and increase funding to nursing homes in this year's state budget in a new opinion piece in The Buffalo News.

The Wesley Community recently announced plans to host a trip back in time, courtesy of the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, on Wed., Feb. 28^th. The program is free for Wesley residents and comes just months before the Belmont Stakes temporarily relocates to Saratoga Race Course.

Neal Van Slyke, administrator of Wells Nursing Home, highlights a four-step approach that state lawmakers can take to close the $810 million nursing home Medicaid funding gap and sustain the sector moving forward in a new opinion piece in the Albany Times Union.

RiverSpring Living has named David V. Pomeranz its next president and CEO as part of a planned transition.

Michael S. King, president and CEO of Jewish Senior Life, calls on the Legislature to reject Governor Hochul's proposed cuts to nursing home reimbursement and fulfill the State's promise to care for its most vulnerable residents in a new opinion piece in the Democrat and Chronicle.

Wartburg has received a conditional award through the eighth round of the Empire State Supportive Housing Initiative for the development of more affordable housing for seniors on its campus.

In a new video, Michael S. King, president and CEO of Jewish Senior Life (JSL), calls on the JSL community to urge state lawmakers to reject Governor Hochul's proposed cuts to nursing homes and include a 16 percent nursing home Medicaid rate increase in this year's budget.

Wartburg is proud to announce its receipt of the 2023-24 Mount Vernon Arts Initiative grant presented by ArtsWestchester.