Jewish Senior Life has been included as a chapter in a new book edited by Farhana Ferdous and Emily Roberts, (Re)designing the Continuum of Care for Older Adults: The Future of Long-Term Care Settings. The book details new care environments designed to be inclusive and progressive to meet the needs of the aging population.

Brookmeade Community is pleased to announce the success of its new program, S.A.S.S (Soup and Sandwich Social for Seniors), aimed at providing a fun and healthy activity for seniors in the community. Launched on April 6, 2023, S.A.S.S is designed to address common issues that occur as we age, such as missing nutritious meals, maintaining proper hydration, and having opportunities for socialization.

Jefferson’s Ferry has resumed its licensed practical nurse (LPN) internship program with the School of Nursing at Suffolk County Community College (SCCC). The program provides supervised, practical clinical experience for students in SCCC’s LPN program.

The Manor at Seneca Hill recently recognized three employees – Bethany McLaughlin, Ashton Johnson, and Brittani Mason – for advancing their careers as certified nursing assistants through the facility's paid certification program.

Dr. Daniel Mendelson, chief medical officer and vice president of medical services at Jewish Senior Life, was awarded the prestigious Carter Catlett Williams Award for Excellence in Aging or Long-term Care Services at Lifespan’s annual Celebration of Aging on Thurs., March 30^th.

People Inc. has been awarded $2 million in federal funding to support the expansion of its telehealth program, offered in partnership with Virtual Medical Care.

On March 29^th, the Clare and Jerry Rotenberg Institute on Aging at Jewish Senior Life hosted “What to do with the Dining Room Table,” a symposium aimed at helping people with the physical and mental health considerations when planning a move.

The Osborn has been awarded its fifth consecutive five-year accreditation by CARF International. Widely recognized as the highest standard in senior living excellence, CARF accreditation attests to a community’s resident-centered focus, sound governance, and fiscal strengths.