Jewish Home Featured in the Rochester Business Journal
Michael S. King, President and CEO, spoke with Rochester Business Journal about how Jewish Home will be adapting and expanding our service lines to meet the changing needs of older adults in our region. Read the article here.
Jewish Home’s Eclipse Festivities and Astronomy Club in the News
On Monday, Jewish Home hosted a campus-wide celebration for the 2024 Solar Eclipse which was featured as a Bright Spot on 13WHAM. Dr. Al Ureles, a founding member of The Summit’s Astronomy Club, shared his knowledge and the club’s telescopes with other residents as the moon passed between the Earth and sun. The clouds may […]
Jewish Home Celebrates Employees at Annual Years of Service Awards
(Apr. 1, 2024—ROCHESTER, NY) Last week, Jewish Senior Life honored 73 employees for their milestone work anniversaries—a total of 840 years—during its annual Years of Service awards. Among those being honored included Donald Griffin, Certified Nursing Assistant, for 45 years of service. Kimberly Searles, Licensed Practical Nurse, and Michele Schirano, Registered Nurse and […]
Jewish Home Empowers Employees with Career Ladder Program, Celebrates Recent Promotions
(March 18, 2024—ROCHESTER, NY) Jewish Home is proud to announce the recent promotions of five dedicated employees through its Career Ladder Program, reflecting the company’s commitment to supporting professional growth and development opportunities for its workforce. The Career Ladder Program at Jewish Home offers employees the chance to discover a career path aligned with their […]
Alliance for Senior Care Unites with Local Nursing Home Residents and Legislators to Advocate for Increased Medicaid
(Feb. 21, 2024—ROCHESTER, NY) Nursing home residents, care staff, legislators, and local leaders participated in a news conference Wednesday, Feb. 21, at Jewish Home to shed light on the potential impact of Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposed budget that includes $500 million in cuts to nursing homes, freezes the Medicaid operating rate, cuts the capital rate […]
Jewish Home Resident Lends ‘Another Voice’ to Concerns about NYS Medicaid Funding in The Buffalo News
A resident of the Jewish Home expressed her concern over Governor Hochul’s proposed cuts to New York State Medicaid funding in the Feb. 17 edition of Another Voice in The Buffalo News. Read more about what Cordelia had to say here.
Older Adults Deserve Better from Our Governor
This article ran Sunday, Feb. 4, in the Democrat & Chronicle and was submitted by Michael S. King, President & CEO at Jewish Home on behalf of the Alliance for Senior Care members: Lisa Marcello, President & CEO at Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Glen Cooper, President & CEO at Friendly Senior Living Michael McRae, President & […]
Jewish Home Shares Message that Older Adults Deserve Better from Governor Hochul
(Feb. 5, 2024 – ROCHESTER, NY) Governor Hochul’s budget proposal imposes over $500 million in cuts to nursing homes, $400 million in Medicaid savings targets, and millions of dollars of reductions to operating and capital rates, which impacts the Jewish Home and all nursing homes in Rochester and across the State. The consequences will […]
Jewish Home’s Career Exploration Internship Program (CEIP) featured on WROC and 13WHAM
Yesterday, students from East Upper School completed their final presentations as part of the aging services Career Exploration Internship Program (CEIP) at Jewish Home. WROC News 8 and 13WHAM were there to capture some of what the students had to say about their experiences. View at the links below: WROC: East Upper School students complete […]
Second Class of East Upper School Students Complete Career Exploration Internships at Jewish Home
(Jan. 26, 2024 – ROCHESTER, NY) On Wednesday, Jan. 31, from 4 – 5 p.m., 11 students from East Upper School will display their final presentations as part of the aging services Career Exploration Internship Program (CEIP) at Jewish Senior Life. The CEIP collaboration with Rochester City School District provides students the opportunity to explore […]