Great Place to Work Institute and its senior care partner Activated Insights have honored Woodland Pond at New Paltz with certification as a Great Place to Work for 2023.

Vincent Zucchetto, social worker at Cabrini of Westchester, was presented with the 2022 Employee of Distinction Award from LeadingAge New York at a celebration held in his honor on Dec. 17, 2022.

Rita C. Mabli, president and CEO of United Hebrew of New Rochelle, has been selected as a member of an elite group of industry professionals to be inducted into the inaugural 2023 McKnight’s Pinnacle Awards class.

The American College of Health Care Administrators recently honored Karen Zobel, CEO/Administrator of Meadows at Brookmeade, with the Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award for the 10^th year in a row.

In a new opinion piece in The Post-Standard, Janet Dauley Altwarg, director of the Long Term Care Executive Council of Central New York (LTCEC), and Jack Pease, chair of the LTCEC and administrator at Loretto, on behalf of LTCEC members that include The Centers at St. Camillus, The Commons on St. Anthony, The Cottages at Garden Grove, Crouse Community Center, Finger Lakes Center for Living, Iroquois Nursing Home, Loretto Health & Rehabilitation Center, The Nottingham, Oneida Healthcare Center Extended Care Facility, Rome Health Residential Healthcare Facility, Seneca Hill Manor, St. Luke Health Services, and Syracuse Home Association, call on Governor Hochul and state lawmakers to prioritize long term care in the next state budget by providing a 20 percent increase in the nursing home Medicaid rate.

Wartburg’s Friedrichs Affordable Senior Housing program was named a recipient of a 2022 Northmarq Neighborhood Grant Award as part of Northmarq’s Community Involvement Grant program.

Nascentia Health is proud to announce that three of its Syracuse office team members have been promoted to new roles. Jennifer Allen, DHN-PHRL, RN, is now vice president of patient services, overseeing the organization's certified home health agency and licensed home care services agency; Jo Miller is now vice president of customer experience and outreach, overseeing the organization's call center, customer service team, outreach staff and licensed agents; and Dino Duracak, PT, DPT, is now the director of quality assurance, performance improvement and telehealth for the organization's certified home health agency.

Peter Eimer, CEO of Brothers of Mercy, calls on Governor Hochul and state lawmakers to prioritize long term care in the next state budget by providing a 20 percent increase in the nursing home Medicaid rate in a new opinion piece in The Buffalo News.