A new article by LeadingAge National's Gene Mitchell spotlights how The New Jewish Home's long-standing career development program is being rebranded and expanded into a replicable model to help other aging services providers like the Hebrew Home at Riverdale bring new talent into the field.

On Thurs., Dec. 15^th, Jewish Senior Life presented nine employees with Arthur and Louise Wasserman Employee Recognition Awards: Cathy Luxon, baker, Dining Services Award; Mary Baxter, concierge, Direct Services Award; San Gurung, housekeeper, Environmental Services Award; Lisa DiMora, accounts receivable supervisor, Indirect Services Award; Laura Koehl, licensed practical nurse (LPN), Nursing Award; Kristine Connelly, LPN clinical coordinator, Nursing Award; Vanessa Weems, certified nursing assistant (CNA), Nursing Assistant Award; Samuel Abera, CNA, Nursing Assistant Award; and Alex Groat, executive chef, Supervisor Award.

Jewish Senior Life recently received a Gold award – the highest honor – from the Third Annual Healthcare Digital Marketing Awards for its employee recruitment video, “Love What You Do at Jewish Senior Life.”

The Peconic Landing staff celebrated with champagne and a staff-made video as their director of health services, Jennifer Drofenik, was honored with LeadingAge New York's Thomas Clarke Memorial Award for leadership on Dec. 7, 2022.

Maryna Bilak's CARE, the newest exhibition at the Hebrew Home at Riverdale's Derfner Judaica Museum that is inspired by the experience of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease, is featured in Hyperallergic magazine's December 2022 New York Art Guide.

The Manor at Seneca Hill has earned a five-star quality rating and a five-star rating overall from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Are you, a family member, or someone you assist in need of an affordable senior apartment in the Southern Tier? Academy Place Apartments in Gowanda, managed by People Inc., is currently accepting applications for a two-bedroom apartment.

The Wesley Community recently announced the appointments of Beth Brucker-Kane, George W. “Skip” Carlson and MacKenzie Zarzycki to the Board of Directors of The Wesley Foundation, the community's philanthropic arm.