Wartburg celebrated the return of its annual Jazz in June fundraiser on June 17, 2021. This year's event was held on Wartburg’s meadow with nearly 200 guests and 48 sponsors as well as local performers such as Pretty for the People, a jazz ensemble made up of students and professors from SUNY Purchase, and LaChanze, a Mount Vernon native with award-winning performances on Broadway and in films.

Elizabeth Seton Children's announced on June 28^th that it will require COVID-19 vaccines for all its staff.

Elders, their families and St. Ann’s Community staff recently gathered to release butterflies in recognition of the challenging 15 months brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. The release represented the transformative beauty and strength of the members of St. Ann’s, including the loved ones they had to say goodbye to.

Chassie Henderson-Bice has been named Valley Health Services’ Employee of the Second Quarter 2021.

RiverSpring Living President and CEO Daniel Reingold and RiverWalk resident Irv Leibowitz discuss inflation's impact on seniors and savings in a new interview with Fox Business.

A new Spectrum News segment shines a light on how residents and staff at nursing homes like Fort Hudson Nursing Center are still facing strict COVID-19-related restrictions, despite these restrictions easing nearly elsewhere else.

United Hebrew of New Rochelle is expanding its leadership team with the appointment of Serena Foy as director of human resources and Deloris Herry as administrator of home care.

Friendly Senior Living is pleased to announce that the organization is raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour. This applies to both new and current employees and will be effective Sept. 5, 2021.