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As Covid Cases Plummet, Nursing Homes Among the Safest Places to Be!
New Covid cases among nursing home residents have declined 82 percent since December, far outpacing the general population, bringing new optimism to our community.
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What Happens When the Nurse Becomes the Patient?
Elizabeth Berolatti loved working at United Hebrew in the 1970s. After her recent stay as a patient, she says the high quality of care has remained the same.
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Former Artist Nurtures Creative Spirit at Willow Gardens Memory Care
For Adele Levy Gore, a former working artist diagnosed with early onset dementia, painting helps her connect to her previous life and keep her passions alive.
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Honoring the Legacy of Michael Rozen
Few people have left a legacy at United Hebrew like Michael Rozen. He was one of our greatest champions and he dedicated countless volunteer hours to further our mission. He helped make possible access to expert and compassionate care for thousands of people, no matter their age or stage in life. When we lost Michael…
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United Hebrew Administers its First COVID-19 Vaccines to Residents and Staff
We marked a significant milestone in the fight against the devastating coronavirus pandemic as we administered the first COVID-19 vaccines to our nursing home residents and staff.
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Patricia and Malcolm Lazarus Gift Endows Willow Gardens Memory Care
Malcolm H. Lazarus, and his wife, Patricia Lazarus, have made a major gift to endow Willow Gardens Memory Care, Westchester’s first assisted living residence dedicated exclusively to Alzheimer’s and dementia care.
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United Hebrew Joins Innovative Pilot Program to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19
United Hebrew is participating in Project ECHO, an innovative pilot program to help nursing home administrators and frontline staff combat the spread of COVID-19.
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Major Renovations of our Top-Ranked Short-Term Rehab Facility Now Complete
The upgrades give Westchester residents access to cutting edge-therapy services in a safe, modern, home-like environment, at a center recently ranked as one of the nation’s best.
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Virtual Group Provides Critical Support for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
With social distancing and other rules in play, our Alzheimer’s caregiver support group has moved to Zoom, enabling the delivery of the same resources to an even wider network of family members and caregivers.