Scott LaRue, president and CEO of ArchCare, calls on Governor Hochul and state lawmakers to provide a 20 percent Medicaid reimbursement rate increase for long term care providers in this year's final state budget in a recent opinion piece in Crain's New York Business.

A new blog post by The New Jewish Home spotlights Yolaury Hernandez, a registered nurse whose participation in the organization's SkillSpring program propelled her to embark on a rewarding career caring for others.

A new blog post by The New Jewish Home spotlights Dr. Wingyun Mak, geropsychologist and interim associate director of the organization's Research Institute on Aging, who leads numerous projects that focus on improving the well-being of older adults at the organization's facilities and at others throughout the nation.

Rita Mabli, president and CEO of United Hebrew of New Rochelle, and Laurence LaDue, administrator at The Valley View Center for Nursing Care and Rehabilitation, call on Governor Hochul and the Legislature to provide a 20 percent across-the-board Medicaid rate increase for nursing homes in this year's final state budget in a new opinion piece in The Journal News.

Kevin Horrigan, vice president of public affairs at People Inc., calls on Governor Hochul and state lawmakers to provide an 8.5 percent cost-of-living adjustment for direct support professionals in this year's final state budget in a new interview with Capital Tonight.

State Senator Cordell Cleare and Dr. Jeffrey Farber, president and CEO of The New Jewish Home, call on the State to prioritize investments in programs that address immediate nursing staffing shortages while creating the training infrastructure to support the next generation of caregivers in a new opinion piece in City & State.

Rita Mabli, president and CEO of United Hebrew of New Rochelle, was recently honored with a 2023 McKnight’s Pinnacle Award in recognition of her work in setting standards, driving change and providing inspiration and guidance to others in senior care over the course of her 40+-year career.

Ruth Mirsky, a World War II code breaker, regular at JASA's Rockaway Park Older Adult Center, and newly minted centenarian, is profiled in a new article in The New York Times.