Keeping Seniors Safe

A Promise to Our Patients

The New Jewish Home is exceptional at helping older adults get well and go home. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic.

You’ll work closely with our dedicated, expert team of rehab specialists. We’ll also provide a variety of engaging socially-distanced therapeutic programs and offer emotional support and spiritual care. In addition to partnering with the finest hospital systems in the NY metro area, we have every precautionary measure in place so you can focus on gaining strength through our best-in-class rehabilitation programs.

Throughout your stay, we promise to provide transparent communication and keep you and your loved ones informed and updated. We’ll do all we can to make sure you return safely back to the community in better health than you thought possible.

High Standards

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, infection control and prevention has always been a top priority at The New Jewish Home. In fact, our Manhattan and Westchester skilled nursing facilities continue to receive perfect scores on infection control by the New York State Department of Health (DOH). During these unscheduled and comprehensive DOH surveys, surveyors review our infection control policies and procedures and our medical record. Surveyors also observe each unit, and resident and staff interactions.

Senior Safety Infection Control Training

Infection Control

Our rigorous infection control and prevention measures are firmly embedded in the culture of our organization. Our senior medical director consults frequently with infection control leads from Mount Sinai Health System and the New York State Department of Health to ensure we are implementing the highest standard of infection control during this crucial time. We employ full-time preventionist nurses at our Manhattan and Westchester facilities.

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COVID-19 Testing and Universal Screenings

Compared to many other skilled nursing facilities, The New Jewish Home implements a more comprehensive testing protocol. In addition to testing new patients on the first day of admission, to ensure their safety and that of our existing patients and residents. New patients are also cohorted in a separate unit for 14 days. All staff members are tested twice a week for COVID-19. Every person who enters our facilities completes a no-contact temperature check and is screened for COVID-19 symptoms.

Senior Safety Personal Protection Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Throughout the pandemic, The New Jewish Home has always been able to provide staff with the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to safely and effectively deliver care. We established intricate systems to monitor and procure PPE. Additionally, our staff receive routine trainings and refresher courses on the proper use of PPE. Staff are required to wear masks at all times.

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Meaningful Life and Visitation

We host many socially distanced group activities for our patients and residents because the best care includes involving the body and mind, and engaging programs. Our rabbis and chaplains provide spiritual care to patients across all faiths. We utilize voice-activated technology to help keep patients connected to families via Amazon Echo Shows. We facilitate daily video calls and window visits at our Manhattan and Westchester Campuses.

Senior Safety Personal Protection Equipment Training

Rigorous Cleaning Measures

We have increased our housekeeping staff to implement thorough and frequent deep cleaning measures throughout the campuses. We disinfect high-touch areas several times each day using hospital-grade bleach.

Manhattan Campus

Offering specialized rehab programs in partnership with Mount Sinai Health System and NYU Langone Health

(212) 870-4715

Westchester Campus

Offering specialized rehab in partnership with Burke Rehabilitation Hospital

(914) 698-6005

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For more information about our COVID-Safe Care

For Manhattan, call (212) 870-7570 or email wecare@jewishhome.org

For Sarah Neuman in Westchester, call (914) 698-6005

For Kittay Senior Apartments, call (718) 410-1415

For University Avenue Assisted Living Program, call (347) 418-4270

For general information about The New Jewish Home call (800) 544-0304 or go to our Contact Page

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