The Summit at Brighton hosted its fifth annual classic car show on June 16^th in celebration of Father's Day.

Vida Antwi, registered nurse at Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, and Stuart Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Healthcare System, discuss ongoing challenges with staffing and compliance with the federal minimum staffing mandate in a new interview with NPR.

Jefferson's Ferry residents, staff, and family members recently gathered to celebrate the “soft” opening of the community's new Memory Support Neighborhood, The Grove.

Jewish Home was recently honored with several accolades at LeadingAge New York’s Annual Conference and Exposition held in Saratoga Springs. The community’s Virtual Reality Immersion Room received LeadingAge New York’s Innovation of the Year Award, which recognizes programs for their groundbreaking creativity, vision, success, and ability to replicate; Qais Qaderi, dining room supervisor at The Summit at Brighton, was selected as a 2024 LeadingAge New York Employee of Distinction for the Rochester region; and Chris Zoellick, chief technology officer, received his certificate of completion for LeadingAge New York’s IGNITE Leadership Academy.

Malcolm Lazarus, a member of the United Hebrew of New Rochelle Board of Directors, calls on New Yorkers to consider how they can contribute to the well-being of the older adult population in a recent opinion piece in The Journal News.

John Schuster and Bridget Zimmermann, MA, LNHA, have been promoted to the positions of vice president of real estate project management/administrator and vice president of operations/administrator, respectively, at Wartburg.

In celebration of National Senior Health and Fitness Day on May 29^th, Fountaingate Gardens hosted a Health and Fitness Fair filled with fun, fitness, and informative activities to promote wellness and longevity.

United Hebrew of New Rochelle recently celebrated its 105^th anniversary by honoring its longtime leader, Rita Mabli, and unveiling a new brand.