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Locations & Services
Blog & Press
Donate
- - - Making Donations
      
      Your gift allows The New Jewish Home to ensure that close to 4,000 New Yorkers can lead meaningful lives in the communities they love.
    - Donations
  - - Volunteer Opportunities
      
      The New Jewish Home relies on the time and generosity of volunteers to create meaningful experiences for the elders in our care.
    - Volunteer Opportunities
  - - Other Ways to Give
      
      There are many ways to support The New Jewish Home and help provide the best possible care for older adults who turn to us.
    - Others Ways to Give
  - - Eight Over Eighty
      
      Eight Over Eighty was created to galvanize public attention while raising critical funds to support our mission.
    - Eight over Eighty Donations
Pay a Bill
Contact
- - - Contact The New Jewish Home
      
      We’ve compiled a list of FAQs and general contact information to help you navigate our healthcare system.
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  - - Career & Job Opportunities
      
      The staff of The New Jewish Home is the heart and soul of the work we do. To view and apply for all open positions please visit our careers page.
    - Careers and Culture
    - Complete Job Listings
    - The Faces of TNJH
  - - Come Visit The New Jewish Home
      
      Interested in touring or receiving more information about The New Jewish Home community?
    - Arrange a Tour
    - To schedule a visit with a resident or patient:
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1-800-544-0304

Category: News

February 23, 2022

Tanya Isaacs, The New Jewish Home’s SVP & Chief Human Resources Officer, recognized by Crain’s New York Business

Crain’s New York Business recently released its list of Notable Black Leaders and Executives for 2022 and we are delighted to announce that Tanya Isaacs, our SVP & Chief Human Resources Officer, has been included! Since joining The New Jewish Home in 2021, Tanya oversaw the successful renewal of collective bargaining agreements with four separate health care unions, launched a diversity and inclusion initiative, and successfully led efforts to recruit and retain nursing staff during a severe workforce shortage. Please join us in congratulating Tanya on this great achievement!

February 5, 2022

Recognizing Our Staff – Freddy Valentin

The Association of Jewish Aging Services (AJAS) has selected our Associate Systems Administrator Freddy Valentin as its 2022 Humanitarian of the Year. Thank you to Karen Flam and Don Shulman of AJAS, for coming to The New Jewish Home to surprise Freddy with the good news! Freddy was chosen for demonstrating compassion and courage while going beyond his regular job duties and volunteering in the nursing home during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. His dedication to our mission inspired many colleagues to follow his path and volunteer as well. Please join us in congratulating Freddy on this well-deserved achievement!

January 27, 2022

Welcoming New Leaders

We are pleased to welcome two remarkable new leaders to our Board.

January 26, 2022

Focus on Hospitality Elevates the Patient Experience

Many essential components comprise an outstanding short-term rehabilitation program. Topnotch medical staff, advanced therapy regimens and carefully supervised nutrition, of course. But what about hospitality?

December 17, 2021

On the Road to Recovery After Spinal Surgery, Thanks to Excellent Therapists

Chronic back pain plagued Marjorie for years. After she finally had surgery, a month of high-quality rehabilitation from warm, caring therapists at The New Jewish Home, Sarah Neuman put her on the comeback trail.

December 17, 2021

Senator Gillibrand visits our Geriatrics Career Development (GCD) Program!

We were delighted to host Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at our Manhattan campus to meet with students and alumni of our Geriatrics Career Development (GCD) Program! We’re proud to serve hundreds of NYC youth each year. Expanding GCD would help even more young people throughout New York State and beyond pursue rewarding careers and help alleviate the health care workforce shortage. We sincerely thank Senator Gillibrand for taking the time to learn more about GCD and engage with our participants, staff and older adult residents.

The New Jewish Home’s SkillSpring program (formerly known as Geriatrics Career Development program) has helped teens and young adults in New York City pursue careers in health care since 2006. Program participants are immersed in long-term care settings and provide more than 8,000 hours of companionship and clinical care to older adults each year.

Alumni from our GCD programs have access to resources from our Workforce program to help them meet academic and career goals. Learn more about our high school program for teens and our young adult program.

November 22, 2021

Helping Patients Thrive after a Heart Attack

Our Westchester heart failure program, which is the only Joint Commission-accredited heart failure program in Westchester, is dedicated to helping patients have the best possible clinical outcomes and quality of life.

November 19, 2021

With Expert and Caring Rehabilitation Therapists, Stroke Patients Learn to Speak and Swallow Again

The therapists in our Speech-Language and Swallowing Disorders department help stroke patients regain vital abilities so they can get well and go home.

October 26, 2021

Assistant Medical Director Dr. Stephanie Le Instills Collaboration in our Team of Mount Sinai Physicians and Nurse Practitioners

Stephanie Le always aspired to be a doctor like her father, a radiologist who worked for the U.S. Army. And she quickly found that geriatrics was the specialty for her. She did her residency in internal medicine at Boston University, which has a strong geriatrics program. “I love working with older people,” she said. “They are great to talk to, they tell wonderful stories, and they are grateful for the care. When I applied for fellowships, I focused on New York and I was fortunate to get into Mount Sinai for geriatric and palliative care.”

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