Michael S. King, president and CEO of Jewish Home, criticizes Governor Hochul for failing to prioritize nursing home residents and long term care in the recently approved State budget in a new opinion piece in The Buffalo News.

Jewish Senior Life proudly announces its return to its former name, Jewish Home, following a year-long endeavor aimed at rejuvenating its identity and making its services easier to recognize and access.

On May 9^th, The Clare & Jerry Rotenberg Institute on Aging at Jewish Senior Life will host its fourth symposium on how to take charge of one’s health through better communication. The program, Take Charge of Your Health Through Open Dialogue: Practical Tips on How to Talk with your Doctor, will take place at the Rochester Academy of Medicine from 2-3:30 p.m.

Sonya Rani Choudhury, geriatric nurse practitioner and certified yoga instructor at The New Jewish Home, has been named Upper West Sider of the Month of May 2024 by the West Side Rag.

Wartburg is excited to announce that The Berkemeier Living Center, a 50,500-square-foot facility dedicated to Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia care, is now open and accepting patients.

Every spring for nearly 20 years, Jefferson’s Ferry residents, donors, and vendors have joined Jefferson’s Ferry management, staff, and board members to support the Jefferson’s Ferry Foundation at its annual gala fundraiser. This year was no exception. The party, recently held at Flowerfield, celebrated the vibrant community, active lifestyle, and peace of mind that can be found in abundance at Jefferson’s Ferry.

The Osborn recently held a festive Centenarian Luncheon, honoring 18 of its residents who were celebrating milestone birthdays this year.

Michael McRae, president and CEO of St. Ann’s Community, reacts to the smaller-than-desired increase in nursing home Medicaid funding included in this year's final state budget in a new interview with WROC.