Malcolm Lazarus, a member of the United Hebrew of New Rochelle Board of Directors, calls on New Yorkers to consider how they can contribute to the well-being of the older adult population in a recent opinion piece in The Journal News.

John Schuster and Bridget Zimmermann, MA, LNHA, have been promoted to the positions of vice president of real estate project management/administrator and vice president of operations/administrator, respectively, at Wartburg.

In celebration of National Senior Health and Fitness Day on May 29^th, Fountaingate Gardens hosted a Health and Fitness Fair filled with fun, fitness, and informative activities to promote wellness and longevity.

United Hebrew of New Rochelle recently celebrated its 105^th anniversary by honoring its longtime leader, Rita Mabli, and unveiling a new brand.

The Wesley Community will host a job fair on Wed., June 12^th from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. as part of an accelerated recruitment initiative.

At its ninth annual Eight Over Eighty gala on May 29^th, health care, business, and philanthropic leaders in New York City joined The New Jewish Home to celebrate eight outstanding individuals whose lives personify the value of aging well and continuing to make an impact into their 80s and beyond.

A new blog post by The New Jewish Home spotlights how an ongoing collaboration between nursing staff at the organization’s Westchester campus and the rehabilitation department at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital is enhancing and supplementing the progress patients and residents are making in physical therapy.

St. John’s and the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) recently announced a strategic collaboration on select key projects that will address regional hospital overcapacity and fill gaps in local service needs. Major components of the agreement include a modest investment by URMC to help St. John’s open more skilled care beds and to expand service offerings in community high-needs areas, such as a new chronic dialysis unit and pediatric skilled care.