A new WHAM segment spotlights Episcopal SeniorLife Communities' recent donation of more than 1,300 pounds of food and personal care items to The People’s Pantry of Rochester.

Peter Eimer, CEO of Brothers of Mercy, calls on elected officials to provide increased funding for New York's nursing homes in a new opinion piece in The Buffalo News.

Jewish Senior Life has earned the SAGECare Platinum Credential through Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE). SAGE is a national advocacy and services non-profit organization providing training and consulting on LGBT aging issues in order to improve the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender older adults.

RiverSpring Living President and CEO Daniel Reingold has been appointed to New York City Mayor-elect Eric Adams’ transition team.

A new article by Arlene Grauer, a resident of The Knolls, tells the story of how she and her fellow residents banded together to coordinate a Veterans Day celebration for the veterans and spouses of deceased veterans living in their community.

TF Cornerstone has completed its dual-tower residential complex at 52-03 and 52-41 Center Boulevard in Hunter’s Point, Queens. Together, the buildings comprise 1,194 rental units, including 719 permanently affordable homes; a 150-vehicle parking garage; and a 7,700-square-foot community center. Of the units, 100 will be reserved for low-income senior households that will have access to on-site social support provided by Selfhelp Community Services.

Marie Aydelotte, chief medical officer at Jewish Senior Life, and Mark Irwin, director of nursing at Kirkhaven, discuss their facilities' efforts to administer COVID-19 booster shots to residents in a new interview with WROC.

Christine Van Vessem, vice president of staff development and quality management at Jewish Senior Life, has been honored as Professional of the Year by LeadingAge New York for her leadership, excellence and professionalism.