The Clare & Jerry Rotenberg Institute on Aging, Jewish Senior Life's (JSL) new initiative to assist seniors and caregivers with experiences associated with aging and to expand JSL’s outreach into the community, is spotlighted in a new Rochester Business Journal article.

A new WNY News Now segment spotlights how The Green Rehab & Skilled Nursing is taking steps to help the mental health of its employees by creating a new “serenity room.”

Community Wellness Partners (CWP) is pleased to announce the approval of a $2.6 million grant funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. CWP, the affiliation of LutheranCare® and Presbyterian Homes & Services, was granted this funding to cover the extensive costs of employee COVID-19 testing on both campuses during the height of the pandemic.

Jennifer Kennedy, vice president of system integration at Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, is profiled in the April 2022 issue of McKnight's Long-Term Care News.

Grace Ferri, chief marketing officer at United Hebrew of New Rochelle; Rita Mabli, president and CEO of United Hebrew of New Rochelle; and Dawn Rivera, sales manager at St. John’s, share some decorating tips that can improve safety and boost the mood of a loved one transitioning to assisted living in a new U.S. News & World Report article.

On Sat., April 16, 2022, The Osborn welcomed hundreds of children and parents for a morning full of springtime and Easter fun. Annually, for two decades, The Osborn’s Easter Egg Hunt has been drawing participants from all over Westchester County as well as Southern Fairfield County, Connecticut. During the festivities, approximately 5,000 candy-filled Easter eggs were hidden for kids to find, gather and enjoy amidst the picturesque setting at The Osborn.

Jewish Senior Life recently received a generous donation of a transportation vehicle from the Alfred and Harriet Feinman Foundation through the Myron S. Silver Fund for the Future at Jewish Senior Life. The Friendship Van provides residents a ride to a variety of appointments, outings, and social events while honoring the legacy of two lifelong friends and dedicated supporters of Jewish Senior Life, Al Feinman and Mike Silver.

Nora O’Brien, executive director of United Hebrew of New Rochelle’s Willow Towers Assisted Living and Willow Gardens Memory Care, discusses the role her communities play in helping new residents establish social connections in a new interview with I Advance Senior Care.