Maryna Bilak: CARE, an exhibition at the Hebrew Home at Riverdale's Derfner Judaica Museum inspired by the experience of caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease, is spotlighted in a new article in The Riverdale Press.

A new article in The Riverdale Press spotlights how the Hebrew Home at Riverdale is harnessing the power of clean energy with its state-of-the-art cogeneration system.

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, RiverWalk resident Jacqueline Kimmelstiel, age 95, shares her story of hiding from German soldiers for 12 years until the end of World War II.

Dr. David Gentner, president of Wartburg and the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF), with the support of IMNF Executive Director Concetta Tomaino, recently volunteered to participate in a user-experience research trial with the most recent Oscillo Biosciences prototype device, studying the effects of the use of music and synchronized light in treating Alzheimer's disease.

Andy Cruikshank, CEO of Fort Hudson Health System, and Brian Nealon, CEO of The Wesley Community, discuss the urgent need for a 20 percent increase in nursing home payments in the upcoming state budget, and for the rates to be adjusted to account for inflation, in a new interview with The Post-Star.

Loren Ranaletta, president of Episcopal Church Home Foundation and former president and CEO of Episcopal SeniorLife Communities (ESLC); Lisa Marcello, current president and CEO of ESLC; and Charlie Runyon, CEO of St. John’s, discuss how their organizations are anticipating and reacting to what older adults want and need in a new interview with the Rochester Business Journal.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers and leaders from Daughters of Sarah Community for Seniors, Fort Hudson Health System, St. Peter's Health Partners, and The Wesley Community rallied in the state Capitol on Jan. 24^th to urge Governor Hochul to increase the state's Medicaid reimbursement rate for long term care by 20 percent in her Executive Budget.

The Manor at Seneca Hill recently graduated three new certified nursing assistants – Emily Young, Esmeralda Arreazola and Kyraih Maliszewski – from its on-the-job training and paid certification program.