Hospital Discharge (10 Ways to Prepare)
When recovering from a fall-related injury, cardiac event, or major surgery, your loved one may need close medical monitoring and specialized care in the hospital. While it can be a relief to learn of their discharge from the hospital, there is still a journey ahead for full recovery. Transitioning a loved one out of the hospital can pose both emotional and logistical challenges, as they often need additional care and rehabilitation before returning to their daily routine.
Read MoreCommunity Activities in NYC for Older Adults
New York City isn’t just the city that never sleeps; it’s also a place where older adults can thrive, connect, and remain active. With numerous programs and experiences tailored specifically for older adults, getting involved has never been easier. Whether you’re interested in staying physically fit, exploring a new hobby, giving back, or furthering your education, NYC has something for everyone.
Read MoreDr. Imran Ali: Reimagining Cancer Care for Older Adults
Dr. Ali, a Mount Sinai physician working full-time at The New Jewish Home’s Manhattan campus, is on a mission to change the way older adults with cancer are treated.
Read MoreThe Benefits of Outpatient Rehab
Recovering from an injury, surgery, or medical event can be a long journey that requires the right support system. Outpatient rehabilitation can provide a highly effective path to healing. Through personalized treatment plans and a focus on patient comfort, it allows individuals to regain strength and independence while maintaining their daily routines.
Read MoreCity and State New York Opinion: Training the future health care workforce today
New York faces a historic demographic shift. According to a recent report from state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, New York City’s 65-and-older population reached 1.43 million in 2023 – a 53% increase from 2000, growing almost 17 times faster than the city’s total population. In Manhattan and Queens, nearly 20% of residents are over 65 years old. Statewide, nearly 3.5 million residents are now over the age of 65, the largest share in New York’s history.
Read MoreCrain’s New York Business Op-ed: How to solve New York’s health care staffing crisis – Nicole Cash
New York’s health care system is caught in a paradox. We face an ongoing workforce shortage, specifically in senior care, while largely failing to provide career pathways into health care for young adults from underserved communities.
Read MoreLife Is Fulfilling at The New Jewish Home’s Assisted Living Program in the Bronx
For residents at The New Jewish Home’s Assisted Living Program in the Bronx, life is fulfilling. Their needs are met, and they can enjoy the activities and pursuits that interest them.
Read MoreThe New Jewish Home Celebrates New Graduates of SkillSpring Workforce Development Program
Launched by The New Jewish Home in 2014, the SkillSpring Young Adult Program creates pathways for economic mobility for underserved individuals to enter the workforce
NEW YORK, NY (January 23, 2025)—SkillSpring, a workforce training program created by The New Jewish Home (TNJH) celebrated the graduation of its young adult cohorts on Wednesday. Since its inception, SkillSpring has trained over a thousand individuals, fulfilling critical staffing needs in skilled nursing facilities throughout New York City.
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