November 18 United Hebrew Once Again Named ‘High Performing’ by US News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report has again named United Hebrew as among the top 15% in the nation for short-stay rehabilitation facilities....
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October 22 Protecting Your Elderly Loved Ones from Falls
Falls are a serious concern for seniors. Our physical therapy experts offer tips for helping your loved ones reduce their risk for falls. ...
October 22 Bruce Gordon’s Heartfelt Testimonial: “I can’t imagine a better staff — or a better place.”
Bruce Gordon, MD, toured ten facilities to find the organization best suited to his wife’s healthcare needs. His conclusion? “United Hebrew was the best.” ...
October 07 Joan Lunden to Keynote Our 100th Anniversary Gala November 6
We're thrilled to have legendary television personality Joan Lunden as our keynote speaker for our 100th Anniversary Gala Celebration. Join us! ...
September 20 Plan for Senior Care Before a Health Crisis Hits: Study
The aging process is inevitable. Yet, many older adults and their families are caught off guard when a health crisis occurs and there are no care plans in place....
August 24 United Hebrew and Feeding Westchester Team Up to Promote Senior Nutrition
Feeding Westchester's Senior Grocery” program brings a monthly delivery of fresh produce each month to over 90 residents of our Meadow Lane and Soundview Senior Apartments....
August 16 United Hebrew Welcomes Two New Members to Board of Directors
In their new roles, De Lande Long and Gerspach will provide insights into the needs of the elderly, as well as serve as ambassadors of our organization, which serves as a resource for people seeking high-quality eldercare....
July 30 Heat Wave: Why Seniors are More at Risk for Heat Illness
For older adults, extreme heat can be dangerous. With temperatures soaring in the 90s and 100s, it is important to understand the effects of heat on the elderly and what precautions to take to prevent heat-related illnesses....
July 18 How to Slow or Prevent Memory Loss
Engaging in mentally stimulating activities is linked to a lower risk of developing mild cognitive impairment, often a precursor to Alzheimer’s and dementia, according to a new study. The more engaged people are, the less likely they are to develop memory and thinking issues....
June 27 Willow Gardens Memory Care Earns National Recognition for Quality Care
Willow Gardens is one of only four assisted living communities in New York State to receive the Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award this year. ...