Growing older is a privilege, and it’s a privilege more people than ever are enjoying. By 2030, one in six people worldwide will be at least 60 years of age, for a total of 1.4 billion people. So it’s no surprise to see an increasing number of aging-related books on the market. This roundup of books about aging will help you enjoy the benefits of reading and provide options you can add to your reading list.

Under the guidance of horticultural therapist Pat Czarnecki, residents not only develop a love of gardening, they also reap cognitive, social, and emotional benefits.

After a serious fall, retired musician Norman Grossman needed physical and occupational therapy. He and his wife chose The New Jewish Home’s Manhattan facility for its proximity to their apartment, and were delighted with the high-quality care he received.

Podcasts have grown in popularity recently, but the format has a demographic issue. While 67% of adults ages 18 to 29 have listened to a podcast in the past year, that response drops to only 28% among adults 65 and older.

New York City has no shortage of things to do, but the costs can add up. While there are free activities and programs for older adults, you’ll also find plenty of senior discounts across NYC’s five boroughs. This roundup will help you save money when you’re enjoying a day out in the city.

NEW YORK (May 30, 2024) — At its 9th annual Eight Over Eighty gala, health care, business and philanthropic leaders in New York City joined The New Jewish Home to celebrate eight outstanding individuals whose lives personify the value of aging well and continuing to make an impact into their 80s and beyond.

An ongoing collaboration between the Burke Rehabilitation Hospital staffed Rehab department, and Nursing at The New Jewish Home’s Westchester campus enhances and supplements the progress patients and residents make in physical therapy.