Second Oldest Resident Turns 104
Libia Moliner, a resident of The New Jewish Home, turned 104 this year. She is the second oldest resident to have ever stayed in our facilities. Born in 1918 she […]
The New Jewish Home is a comprehensive health care system for older adults.
We provide health and rehabilitation care that meets the evolving needs of people as they age; we take pride in serving New Yorkers of all faiths, ages, races and genders.
Manhattan
Our Manhattan Health and Rehabilitation Center offers specialized short-term and long-term solutions including rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and adult day health care.
Westchester
Our Westchester Health and Rehabilitation Center specializes in providing outstanding rehabilitation and skilled nursing in a warm, home-like environment.
Home Care
Our expert Solutions at Home program coordinates care with Home Health Aides and offers other services to make it easy for seniors to remain safely at home.
Combating COVID-19
Keeping our clients, residents, and employees safe is our priority.
The New Jewish Home is continuously monitoring all matters related to COVID-19 and is taking important precautions to ensure the health and safety of our clients and our staff. In addition to stepping up our infection control precautions, all Jewish Home staff are now required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Recovering Like a New Yorker
Read Recovering like a New Yorker stories and other news as The New Jewish Home fights COVID-19. The New Jewish Home reflects the diversity and strength of New York City during this challenging time.
Unparalleled Care
Our partnerships and their benefits to you.
Making a Difference
We care for more than 8,000 New Yorkers every year but the important work we do would not be possible without the generosity of our donors and volunteers. Please consider making a gift today or sign up to volunteer at one of our campuses.
Geriatrics Career Development
The Next Generation of Health Care Professionals
Our Geriatrics Career Development program trains high school and college students to be high-quality, culturally competent healthcare professionals while generating excitement and enthusiasm for career opportunities in health care serving older adults.
In the News
PIX 11 Visits Manhattan Campus to Learn About SkillSpring
PIX 11 reporter Greg Mocker visited our Manhattan campus earlier this week to learn about SkillSpring, our hands-on healthcare workforce training program. The program provides career development opportunities for underserved young […]
Finding the Ideal Rehabilitation Setting for a Beloved Father
Rhonda’s 93-year-old father needed rehabilitation therapy after a hospital stay. She chose The New Jewish Home, Sarah Neuman, in Westchester for the outstanding therapy, the warm welcome, and the homelike […]