Enhancing its already robust security/safety measures, Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation has introduced an autonomous security robot from Knightscope, the advanced public safety technology company.

Loretto recently announced plans to double its paid training program for certified nurse aides, opening up more career pathways for workers amid heavy demand. 

Stuart Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Healthcare System, joined the Skilled Nursing News Staffing Summit on June 22^nd to discuss the organization's continuing workforce recruitment and retention efforts as the federal government prepares to issue its proposed minimum staffing mandate.

On June 21^st, Jewish Senior Life took part in 'The Longest Day,' hosting an art sale to help raise money for Alzheimer's research. The artwork was created by residents of the Jewish Home of Rochester and members of the organization's Adult Day Health Care program.

Sam Arnold has been named chief financial officer of Good Shepherd Communities.

Tammie Boerner has been promoted to development associate for Good Shepherd Communities Foundation.

The lobby of Jefferson’s Ferry’s community center was abuzz recently as residents, employees, and guests packed in to witness the ceremonial ribbon cutting of the community’s new Commons building.

Episcopal SeniorLife Communities (ESLC) broke ground on its newest senior housing community, Ellen's Place, on June 20^th. The community, which will offer more than 70 units, will be named after Ellen McNellis, an Irondequoit native for whom ESLC cared in the last few years of her life.