Transitioning a parent to a senior care community is not an easy decision. When we notice our loved ones have difficulty with personal care, medication management, meal preparation, or housekeeping, that’s when we should turn to assisted living. 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!...
