With Masks, Food, and Hip Hop, New Rochelle Community Supports United Hebrew
Generosity in the face of this pandemic has taken many forms, and support has arrived on our campus from New Rochelle, the region, and across the nation.
Generosity in the face of this pandemic has taken many forms, and support has arrived on our campus from New Rochelle, the region, and across the nation.
The arrival of very warm and encouraging letters from the outside community has been a source of unexpected joy for our residents and staff during the pandemic.
To fill the void left by family members visits, United Hebrew’s recreation team has initiated virtual visits via FaceTime and Skype.
Whether attending to a medical emergency, responding to a fire call, or teaching seniors how to avoid scams, New Rochelle’s first responders show bravery, dedication, and sacrifice on a daily basis. We showed our appreciation.
Rita Mabli is a recipient of the McKnight’s Women of Distinction Award and the Iona College Women of Achievement Award, which recognize her achievements in her career and community.
United Hebrew’s chef made his family’s sauerbraten recipe for a resident, who remembered it as the last meal she had before leaving Germany as a young girl.
Supporting women in college and the workplace comes naturally to Rita Mabli, who has always aimed to “pay it forward.”
If you are caring for an aging loved one, you may be physically strained, emotional drained, and stressed. It’s vitally important for you to care for yourself, too.
Reducing your risk of dementia is best approached with a combination of behaviors, including exercise, a healthy diet, sleep, and cognitive training, according to experts.
The United Hebrew retirement community includes a luxury nursing home, independent senior housing, assisted living facilities, home health care options & subacute care in a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center.
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus
391 Pelham Road
New Rochelle, NY 10805
Tel: 914-632-2804
Westchester County
