Giovianni Dilluvio is very active in our activity programs: he enjoyed exercising and Tai Chi, attending Catholic mass, and participating in drumming, ice cream socials, concerts, special events and more. ...
We're supporting our residents’ mental, physical, and spiritual well-being by finding new ways to connect, share, and stay active together....
If you or your loved one are considering a move to assisted living, there has never been a better time. All residents of our communities are eligible to receive the vaccine....
Virtual visits between Willow Towers Assisted Living residents and Iona College students are putting smiles on many faces and helping to forge new friendships. ...
We've recently introduced the personalized music program known as Music & Memory across our campus. We're seeing happy smiles and engaged listeners! Music therapy has long been an essential element of memory care at United Hebrew. ...
Whether your loved one’s needs are immediate or in the future, you may be thinking about finding supportive care. Here's how to find the care that's right for them....
Maggie Klein has led lively and thought-provoking discussions on current events with a passionate group of residents at Willow Towers Assisted Living for the past three years....
Transitioning a parent to a senior care community is not an easy decision. Understanding the difficulty behind the transition, Willow Towers works closely with families to make it easier....
Larry Rosenthal can be found in the Willow Towers library most mornings with his newspaper. He also likes to attend special events, most Jewish services, musical performances, and our drumming program. ...
Liz Urban takes advantage of the array of activities offered at Willow Towers: she's a big fan of Jerome's Fitness for Life exercise classes, takes daily walks in the courtyard, attends Catholic mass, and trivia events....
Antonina Migliaccio likes her daily crossword puzzles and can often be found solving them in the Café. She loves music and any type of activity which allows her artistic side to flourish. ...
Our greatest priorities are to ensure that our residents are well cared for and that our employees are working in a safe and healthy environment....
We showed our appreciation to New Rochelle’s first responders, who show courage, commitment, and sacrifice on a daily basis in our community....
What's the secret to a long life? Our Centenarians shared their thoughts at a joint birthday party we held as part of our Centennial Year Celebration. ...
Willow Towers was the only assisted living facility in New York State to receive the Bronze Quality Award in 2018! We are raising the bar for senior care....
Those in the Sandwich Generation are suffering huge stress at a time in life when they hadn’t anticipated the additional burden. While the trend shows no signs of slowing, help is available....
Meet Willow Towers resident, Shirley Meyers: She paints, organizes a weekly poker game among friends, and spends time with extended family—at age 103!...
Meet Willow Towers resident Eddie Ikeda: From his early years living on John Steinbeck's farm to acting in feature films, he took chances, worked hard, and got some rest along the way. ...
Willow Towers was just recognized among just 66 centers nationwide to receive a national Commitment to Quality Award from the National Center for Assisted Living....
Being socially connected helps older adults remain healthy and vibrant. Showing support for Mom or Dad’s new relationship shows that you care....
Older adults are especially vulnerable to winter-related illnesses and injuries. Here are 5 tips for weathering the winter....
Here's how to help your elderly loved ones connect with family and friends and enjoy a joyous holiday season....
It's the season of giving, and when it comes to buying gifts, seniors have certain needs that gift givers can keep in mind....
We completed a top-to-bottom renovation of our assisted living community, including expanded spaces for memory care and enhanced amenities for senior living. ...
Good news: Traveling together with your loved one who has Alzheimer's or dementia is possible with careful planning. ...
Robotic pets can help those with dementia feel comfort and a new sense of purpose. ...
The award recognizes the extraordinary dedication of individual staff members who have positively affected their respective organizations....
Treatments, exercises, and education can help seniors breathe easier and lead longer, healthier lives....
New research shows that social isolation can have a significant negative impact on our health. Here are six tips to help your or your loved one stay socially active....
When someone has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, agitation, confusion, and aggression are some of the most challenging behaviors for caregivers to handle. Here's what you can do. ...
Lifelong learning helps build social connections and ward off isolation, which helps our seniors maintain their mental fitness and overall well-being. ...
Here's how to handle some of the caregiving questions you may have when caring for aging parents who have Alzheimer’s or dementia....
A tight-knit community of veterans call Willow Towers home. ...
Opening on June 11, the 'Art of the Garden' will feature 50 beautiful and evocative paintings, photographs, sculptures and mixed media depicting nature in all its glory....
Whether you’re looking for long-term care for your loved one, or thinking about how to cover the costs of your own care in the future, it’s good to know the facts about long-term insurance. ...
Dance and movement therapy are the most recent additions to the robust creative arts therapy program across United Hebrew’s campus....
We invite you to meet some of the wonderful individuals we have the privilege to care for and help lead life to the fullest....
Read the remarkable story of this rehabilitation patient, who says she wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for the "heroic and well-trained staff" who cared for her. ...
There may be more than one pathway to reach age 100, but three women who have passed that milestone have a few key things in common....
While our brains slow with age, memory loss is not a normal part of the aging process. Know the signs of Alzheimer's and what to do. ...
Caring for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia can leave caregivers exhausted, overwhelmed, and isolated. But you don’t have to go it alone....
The 2017 Eli Pick Facility Leadership award honors top-performing skilled nursing facilities and the leaders who help them excel....
United Hebrew President & CEO, Rita Mabli, was recognized as one of Westchester County’s most successful businesswomen by 914Inc. Magazine....
Holidays, birthdays, and family milestones are a time for togetherness and celebration. They’re also an opportunity for adult children to observe changes in Mom or Dad....
William M. Mooney, Jr., and Michael Rosenblum will accept leadership honors; Malcolm Lazarus will receive United Hebrew's Lifetime Achievement Award. ...
New research shows that exercise can help your brain grow, and prevent Alzheimer’s and dementia. And we’re not even talking about long hours of grueling workouts! Until recently, it was not thought to be preventable....
United Hebrew's home health care agency has been rated in the top 12 percent in the nation, and the highest-rated home health agency in Westchester....
Join us for an elegant evening of dinner, dancing, and entertainment, at our annual Gala Dinner Dance September 29 at the Glen Island Harbor Club in New Rochelle. Learn more today! ...
United Hebrew works with volunteers of all ages from all over Westchester County; recently, our skilled nursing facility received help from a group of volunteers from halfway around the world....
Our skilled nursing home and rehabilitation center has received five out of five stars for overall quality by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and received additional national recognition for superior care....