Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation is pleased to announce that it has been recognized with a 2022 McKnight’s Excellence in Technology Award. Parker received a Silver Award in the Quality Category for its Patient Education Resources Project, a comprehensive video series that reinforces its guidance to patients and their caregivers so they feel prepared and confident to manage care at home.

The Wesley Community has announced a series of management promotions among its senior leadership team. Katie Lahoff has been named chief financial officer, Katelynn Ethier has been appointed executive director of The Wesley Foundation and Greg Dixon has been promoted to chief development and marketing officer. In addition, Heather Roselan has been hired as director of assisted living at Woodlawn Commons.

The Osborn has announced that Jonathan Carafa will serve as the community's new executive chef.

Michele Berti, vice president of human resources at Jefferson's Ferry, has been named one of Long Island’s “Top 50 Women in Business” by Long Island Business News.

Ericka Von Salews, executive director of the Vassar-Warner Home, calls on the State to expand the eligibility requirements for the health care worker bonus program to include more assisted living workers in a new opinion piece in the Times Union.

Seniors from across New York State showcased their art at Jewish Senior Life on Oct. 26^th as part of the traveling art exhibit sponsored by LeadingAge New York.

Leigh Hilgenberg has joined the Oswego Health system as the new executive director and administrator of both The Manor at Seneca Hill and Springside at Seneca Hill Retirement Community.

The Saunders College of Business at Rochester Institute of Technology honored Jewish Senior Life with the Outstanding Community Partner Award at its annual Recommence event to honor the college’s exceptional alumni on Oct. 15^th.