The St. Luke Health Services Employees Lending Families Support (ELFS) Program, a volunteer program offering special assistance to resident families during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been chosen to receive an Innovation of the Year Award from LeadingAge New York.

Catholic Health’s long term care facilities have been ranked in the top tiers of best performing facilities in New York State, as measured by the Department of Health's Nursing Home Quality Initiative (NHQI), an annual quality and performance evaluation project to improve the quality of care for residents in Medicaid-certified nursing facilities across the state. Father Baker Manor, Mercy Nursing Facility at OLV, and McAuley Residence were listed on the Department’s NHQI list as having achieved the first quintile, while St. Catherine Labouré Health Care Center was in the second quintile.

Wartburg will host its annual Weekend of Music and Arts community and fundraising event on Fri., Sept. 24^th and Sat., Sept. 25, 2021.

Are you, a loved one, or someone you assist looking for an affordable senior apartment and maintenance-free living? People Inc. Oakwood Senior Apartments is accepting applications for move-in this fall.

Jewish Senior Life has been recognized by the Rochester-Monroe Anti-Poverty Initiative as a Level Up Champion. The initiative celebrates employers who have made the decision to increase their minimum wage to $15 or higher.

The Methodist Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation is excited to announce the opening of a new state-of-the-art dialysis center through a partnership with The Rogosin Institute.

An annual tradition returned to Greenport on Sept. 12^th as Peconic Landing hosted the 15^th annual John May Mile & 5K Race, which benefits the Greenport Fire Department. Nearly 100 racers competed in the 5K, and 15-year-old Trevor Hayes of Westhampton won the race in 16:25.04, well ahead of the rest of the field. Trevor’s older sister, 17-year-old Rose Hayes, was the top female finisher in 19:57.78.

The Wesley Community will honor the memory of U.S. Army Specialist Abigail Jenks in partnership with her mother during an art exhibit throughout September at the Wesley Health Care Center.