In a recent appearance on Fox 5 News, New York City Comptroller Brad Lander promoted SkillSpring, The New Jewish Home's health care workforce development program, as a potential pathway to connect asylum seekers with training and jobs as certified nursing assistants.

Fox 5 News recently paid a visit to The New Jewish Home to learn more about the benefits of virtual reality programming that the organization offers in partnership with Mynd Immersive.

A new article in the New York Post spotlights how nursing homes like the Hebrew Home at Riverdale and The New Jewish Home are embracing VR technology as an initiative to improve older adults' cognition and quality of life.

In an effort to combat the rising cost of living, Jewish Home is opening what it calls an Employee Grocery Store. The store will be open at least twice per month and stocked with staples, fresh produce, frozen goods, and more. Eligible hourly employees will be able to fill two large bags of food essentials at no cost.

Rita Mabli, president and CEO of United Hebrew of New Rochelle, has been recognized by the Westchester Public/Private Partnership for Aging Services for her "outstanding impact on seniors."

An innovative lighting design has been incorporated into Wartburg’s new state-of-the-art Memory Care Center, a 50,500-square-foot residence for those living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia. Each of the households is designed with tunable LED lighting allowing for both color and intensity to align with the natural brain processes that regulate alertness, sleepiness, appetite, and body temperature, also referred to as circadian rhythms.

The Brothers of Mercy will hold its annual Oktoberfest 5K Race/Walk and Party on Fri., Sept. 6, 2024.

The Manor at Seneca Hill recently recognized three employees – Araya Dincher, Noel Contois, and MaryJane Mullaney – for advancing their careers as certified nursing assistants through the facility's paid certification program.