Lori Pellicano, assistant director of nursing and infection preventionist at the Friendly Home, has been selected by the Rochester Business Journal as a 2023 Health Care Heroes award recipient.

On Wed., Feb. 8^th, three students from East Upper School will complete their final presentations as part of the Aging Services Career Exploration Internship Program at Jewish Senior Life. The collaboration with the Rochester City School District, which launched in October of last year, provides scholars the opportunity to explore professional careers in aging services while accruing high school credit.

Stuart Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Healthcare System, reacts to Governor Hochul's Executive Budget proposal of a 5 percent Medicaid rate increase for nursing homes in a new interview with McKnight's Long-Term Care News.

Glen Cooper, president and CEO of Friendly Senior Living, and Michael King, president and CEO of Jewish Senior Life, call on state lawmakers to build on Governor Hochul's Executive Budget proposal of a 5 percent Medicaid rate increase for nursing homes during an appearance on Good Day Rochester.

RiverSpring Living President and CEO Daniel Reingold will receive the inaugural Pinnacle Award from McKnight’s Long-Term Care News in recognition of his decades-long leadership and inspiration in the field of aging.

A new study conducted at The New Jewish Home finds that nursing home residents can tolerate moderate to high amounts of physical rehabilitation while ill with symptomatic COVID-19 in order to decrease the odds of long-term atrophy and improve functional outcomes.

Glen Cooper, president and CEO of Friendly Senior Living; Sue Murty, vice president and administrator at St. Ann’s Community; and New York State Assemblymember Jen Lunsford discuss how an increase in the state's Medicaid reimbursement rate for nursing homes will help ensure that residents get the care and services they need and deserve in an appearance on WXXI's Connections with Evan Dawson.