Frank K. Yeboah, administrator at Teresian House Center for the Elderly, recently advanced to the distinction of Fellow of the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA). The Fellow distinction is the highest membership status one can gain in recognition of professional achievement and continuous adherence to the ethical and professional standards of ACHCA.

Peconic Landing commemorated its 20^th anniversary with an end of summer celebration in Greenport on Sat., Aug. 13, 2022.

Cloverwood Senior Living recently had a “tea-riffic” idea: combining a summer afternoon tea for residents with a back-to-school supplies drive. Residents who donated school supplies were treated to a special event featuring a variety of assorted finger sandwiches, cookies, hot tea and freshly brewed iced tea as a thank you for giving back.

Karen Zobel, CEO and administrator of Brookmeade Community, recently advanced to the distinction of Fellow of the American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA). The Fellow distinction is the highest membership status one can gain in recognition of professional achievement and continuous adherence to the ethical and professional standards of ACHCA.

Albany County Executive Daniel P. McCoy recently celebrated Larry Slatky, executive director of the county-owned and operated Shaker Place Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, being named the American Health Care Association Administrator of the Year. The recognition followed County Executive McCoy announcing that Executive Director Slatky had been inducted into the American College of Health Care Administrators Hall of Fame as a member of the inaugural class back in April 2022.

A new Fast Company article spotlights Evelyn Wolff, executive director of Selfhelp Realty Group, and The Atrium at Sumner, Selfhelp's newest affordable housing project that is set to open in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in 2023.

Cristel Finneran, chief home care officer, and Aimee Yaboni, associate director of home care at Gurwin Home Care Agency, were recently recognized as two of Newsday's "LI People on the Move."

For the past 10 years, Friendly Home residents have been coming together to create heart-shaped pillows for cardiac patients at Rochester General Hospital. On Aug. 8^th, a celebration was held to commemorate the making of the 1,000^th pillow.