RiverSpring Living President and CEO Daniel Reingold discusses the changing post-COVID-19 long term care landscape and the organization's transformation plan that is changing what it looks like to care for older adults in a new Crain's New York Business "Asked & Answered" interview.

Jewish Senior Life will raise its minimum wage to $15 per hour for all staff beginning Sept. 5^th.

Don Fowley, a resident at The Osborn’s Sterling Park Independent Living Community, recently marked his 29^th year of participating in Swim Across America, finishing a half mile to help raise more than $1.2 million for cancer research.

The Lineage Group, a recently formed strategic alliance between Niagara Lutheran Health System and Schofield Care, has named Steven Chizuk to the position of chief financial officer.

Elaine Healy, MD, medical director and vice president of medical affairs at United Hebrew of New Rochelle, will be honored with the Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals' 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award at its Doctors of Distinction award ceremony on Sept. 23^rd.

The Wesley Foundation, the philanthropic arm of The Wesley Community, will recognize the Saratoga Springs area’s most senior family members by welcoming a new class of honorees to the Greatest Grandparents Club.

Construction has begun on The Atrium at Sumner, an affordable housing project in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood designed by Studio Libeskind and developed by RiseBoro Community Partnership, Urban Builders Collaborative, and Selfhelp Realty Group – The Melamid Institute for Affordable Housing.

Michael Perrotta, vice president and administrator at The Friendly Home, and Michele Schirano, registered nurse and administrator at the Jewish Home of Rochester, discuss the State’s new COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health care workers and their facilities’ own newly implemented mandates in an interview with WHEC.