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February 24, 2023

Nicole Cash, SkillSpring Director, Talks About This Life-Changing Program

 

The New Jewish Home’s SkillSpring program is changing young people’s lives while also addressing the growing need for healthcare professionals. 


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A smiling older man with gray hair holds a green dumbbell while sitting; a young woman, also smiling, stands next to him, placing a hand on his shoulder as if assisting or encouraging him. They appear to be in a bright room, possibly a physical therapy clinic.
February 22, 2023

What to Expect at Cardiac Rehab

Cardiac rehabilitation is an important step in recovering from a serious heart condition or surgery. Knowing what to expect before starting a cardiac rehab program can help patients and their loved ones feel more confident about the course of treatment. We’ll explain what cardiac rehabilitation is, how to prepare, and common goals for recovery.

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A woman wearing a mask and a checked scarf talks to three elderly women in wheelchairs, all also wearing masks, in a brightly lit room with plants and art on the walls. A staff member stands in the background, partially visible, wearing a green dress.
January 13, 2023

Speaker Adams and Council Member Abreu Visit The New Jewish Home

We were delighted to host the Speaker of the New York City Council Adrienne Adams and Council Member Shaun Abreu at our Manhattan campus to meet with residents, staff and discuss SkillSpring, our healthcare workforce solution. Formerly known as the Geriatrics Career Development program, SkillSpring currently trains hundreds of underserved NYC young adults pursuing rewarding careers in health care each year. We plan to expand the program to serve more young adults and alleviate the healthcare workforce shortage.

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November 23, 2022

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 has been through it all; numerous wars, global epidemics and technological advances. In 1950 Libia moved to New York City from Cuba. She has been a New Yorker for over 70 years.

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