The New Jewish Home has been awarded a grant from New York City Mayor Eric Adams' Office of Talent and Workforce Development to create a registered apprenticeship program for certified nursing assistants for out-of-school or out-of-work young adults.

Two new experiences for residents with dementia that recently launched at RiverSpring Residences – a children’s nursery and a store – are spotlighted in a new article in The New York Times.

Wartburg recently served as the backdrop for filming of CBS’s hit drama FBI: Most Wanted. Various locations across Wartburg’s 34-acre campus were featured in the production, with the episodes set to air in the upcoming season.

Isaac Health and Episcopal SeniorLife Communities have partnered to offer comprehensive dementia care and caregiver support in Rochester, NY.

The Community at Brookmeade’s endowed scholarships with Dutchess Community College (DCC) are featured in the latest issue of the DCC Foundation alumni newsletter.

For the fourth year running, Jefferson’s Ferry has earned a Choice Community Award from Holleran Consulting, based on the outstanding results of a yearly survey of its residents.

The Jewish Home campus is growing, with the construction of Lilac Grove, a 90-unit apartment complex, and the addition of 35 apartments to The Summit Independent Living, both for people ages 62 and older.

Wartburg’s skilled nursing facility has been named one of the “Best Nursing Homes in New York State” for a 12^th consecutive year by U.S. News & World Report.