Jewish Senior Life has received funding for a special initiative that will strengthen its nursing workforce. Made possible by a generous donation by Clare and Jerry Rotenberg, the Clare and Jerry Rotenberg Nursing Scholarship Fund will enable qualified Jewish Home employees to attend a New York State Department of Education-approved school to become a licensed practical nurse, all expenses paid.

On Fri., June 11^th, The Manor at Seneca Hill held a ceremony to celebrate the graduation of five new certified nursing assistants from its internal training program: Michelle Bowman, Makayla Jackson, Eryka Bartlett, Alyssa Robinson and Vanna Ellis.

Jewish Senior Life has launched a new multimedia ad campaign with the theme “Life Unmasked.” Featuring staff, residents and family members, the message is simple and powerful: despite the challenges of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, the best things about the people at Jewish Senior Life continue to persevere.

As New York City hosts a Hometown Heroes ticker-tape parade in celebration of its many health care heroes, RiverSpring Living President and CEO Daniel Reingold recognizes the organization's own heroes in a new blog post.

St. Ann’s Community is proud to announce that they have earned two awards from the 2021 Spring Digital Health Awards, which recognize high-quality digital health resources for consumers and health professionals.

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.