At The New Jewish Home’s Adult Day Health Care program in the Bronx, first of its kind to re-open in the borough post COVID, Donna* gets help managing her mental health condition, along with opportunities to engage in fun activities that keep her active and connected to the community.

As we age, it becomes crucial to maintain an active and engaging lifestyle for our overall well-being. Programs designed for older adults are a great way to socialize, exercise the mind and body, and boost their spirits. In this article, we will discuss five key senior programs that can help support a healthy and well-rounded life.

Dedicating her 30-year career to improving the health and quality of life of older adults, Mila Lasker has skillfully led Jewish Home’s in-house pharmacy and provided hands-on mentorship to 300+ pharmacy students.  

The New Jewish Home mourns the passing of Iris Apfel. We were grateful to have honored Ms. Apfel at our 2017 Eight over Eighty Gala. Please watch this wonderful short video from the 2017 Gala.

Stretching helps you maintain flexibility and mobility, which is crucial for good health – especially as you age. The New Jewish Home’s licensed physical therapists and rehabilitation specialists are here to help with six essential stretches for older adults and seniors that target your legs and back, helping you lead a more active, independent life.

Clark Morehouse, a retired TV advertising manager, finds the two hours a week he spends in spirited conversation with older adults meaningful and rewarding.

The journey from hospital to home after a medical episode or surgical procedure can be challenging for patients and their families. It’s a time when post-acute care – like short-term rehab, skilled nursing, and other support services – is pivotal in ensuring a smooth recovery.