United Hebrew of New Rochelle

United Hebrew of New Rochelle Where seniors thrive! For more information, call (914) 632-2804 or visit www.uhgc.org

United Hebrew's award-winning campus includes nationally-recognized assisted living, skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's and dementia. United Hebrew of New Rochelle (uhgc.org) is a vibrant not-for-profit, non-sectarian, multi-service campus of comprehensive care nestled on 7.5 acres. United Hebrew has been serving the Westchester metropolitan a

rea since 1919, and today, serves more than 1,000 residents and clients daily on its Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Campus and within the Westchester community. Services include: Long-Term Skilled Nursing (The Kramer and Skalet Pavilion); Burke Rehabilitation at United Hebrew; Willow Towers Assisted Living (The Beverly and Alfred J. Green Pavilion), Memory Care at Willow Gardens; The Phoenix Neighborhood and Griffen Program at Willow Towers; and Nightingale Neighborhood at United Hebrew; Independent Senior Housing at Soundview (Low-Savin Residence) and Meadow Lane Senior Apartments); Health at Home (AZOR Licensed Home Health Care and Certified Home Health Agency); and Private Geriatric Care Management Services (Raven Care Advocates).

Our 40th annual Golf Outing is right around the corner! Join us on in just over a week as we honor Joey Bottitta for her...
09/05/2026

Our 40th annual Golf Outing is right around the corner! Join us on in just over a week as we honor Joey Bottitta for her years of leadership and advocacy in senior care.

Proceeds from this annual tradition fund new technology and enrichment programs for our residents, like interactive therapy tools that bring more connection and movement to your loved one’s daily life on campus.

Details and registration: https://bit.ly/4aYInLo

Sometimes, the best form of exercise is the one that doesn't feel like exercise, says Winston Loza, DPT, RAC-CT, United ...
09/02/2026

Sometimes, the best form of exercise is the one that doesn't feel like exercise, says Winston Loza, DPT, RAC-CT, United Hebrew's Director of Rehabilitation, in this new https://bit.ly/3OJ7uqP story.

His advice to seniors and their families? "Find activities in the community that are of interest and add a social component whenever possible."

What does that look like in practice? A walk with a friend, a gardening class, a museum tour or a swim. Build on what interests you and add some movement. It's a simple way to help older adults become more active while doing something they enjoy.

Winston also reminds families to begin with a conversation, not a lecture: “The last thing they want to hear is someone giving them orders to exercise.”

His advice reflects our broader philosophy of care: we listen closely, respect each person's interests and empower older adults to make choices that support their health and well-being.

Thank you Wendy Wisner for shining a light on this!
🔗 Read full story: https://bit.ly/45Y0oGR

Dogs make most things in life better, but did you know that stroke patients have a higher rehab success rate when therap...
09/01/2026

Dogs make most things in life better, but did you know that stroke patients have a higher rehab success rate when therapy animals are around? New research shows that patients were more engaged and physically active when therapy dogs were incorporated into their activities. Our very own therapy dog Birdy, pictured here, lifts spirits with love every day on our campus.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/461IClX

A little puff pastry, a sprinkle of sugar, and a whole lot of smiles! Today, Joanne and Ronnie led a delicious cooking d...
08/28/2026

A little puff pastry, a sprinkle of sugar, and a whole lot of smiles!

Today, Joanne and Ronnie led a delicious cooking demonstration, showing residents step-by-step how to make Palmiers - the classic French pastry also known as “elephant ear” cookies.

Simple ingredients, a little folding and rolling, and voilà - a sweet afternoon treat! But the best part wasn’t just what came out of the oven. It was the laughter, conversation, and fun shared along the way.

Sometimes the simplest recipes create the sweetest moments.

08/28/2026

There’s no greater compliment than hearing a resident felt truly cared for. At Willow Towers Assisted Living at United Hebrew, compassionate care is treating every member like family—that means kindness, respect and warmth. Thank you for the kind words, Rosalba!

It's a question families often ask themselves quietly, long before they ask it out loud. Maybe it's a missed medication,...
08/26/2026

It's a question families often ask themselves quietly, long before they ask it out loud. Maybe it's a missed medication, a fall that could have been worse, or just a sense that daily tasks have become harder to manage alone.

There's no single sign that means it's time. But a few common ones include:
-Difficulty managing medications or meals
-Increasing isolation or withdrawal from activities
-Safety concerns at home, like falls or wandering
-Caregiver burnout for the family member helping most

At United Hebrew, we help families work through this decision without pressure, just honest guidance based on what your loved one actually needs.

Not sure where things stand? Our team is here to talk it through.

It's a question families often ask themselves quietly, long before they ask it out loud. Maybe it's a missed medication,...
08/24/2026

It's a question families often ask themselves quietly, long before they ask it out loud. Maybe it's a missed medication, a fall that could have been worse, or just a sense that daily tasks have become harder to manage alone.

There's no single sign that means it's time. But a few common ones include:

-Difficulty managing medications or meals
-Increasing isolation or withdrawal from activities
-Safety concerns at home, like falls or wandering
-Caregiver burnout for the family member helping most

At United Hebrew, we help families work through this decision without pressure, just honest guidance based on what your loved one actually needs.

Not sure where things stand? Our team is here to talk it through. Link in bio.

Every August 21, we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day — a day to recognize the wisdom, contributions, and stories o...
08/21/2026

Every August 21, we celebrate National Senior Citizens Day — a day to recognize the wisdom, contributions, and stories of older adults in our lives and communities.

At United Hebrew, we see it every day: residents who continue to learn, create, connect, and inspire, long after "retirement age" .

To every resident, family member, and senior in our community: thank you for the perspective, humor, and history you bring to those around you.

How is your family celebrating the seniors in your life this year? Tell us in the comments.

Summer heat affects older adults differently, and it's worth paying extra attention to as temperatures climb. Seniors ar...
08/20/2026

Summer heat affects older adults differently, and it's worth paying extra attention to as temperatures climb.

Seniors are more vulnerable to heat-related illness, partly due to slower body-temperature regulation and certain medications. A few simple precautions go a long way:

• Stay hydrated throughout the day, not just when thirsty
• Avoid outdoor activity during peak heat, typically late morning through mid-afternoon
• Dress in light, breathable clothing
• Check in on loved ones who live alone during heat waves

Small habits like these can make a real difference in keeping the people you love safe and comfortable all summer.

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a good reminder that staying current on vaccines matters at every age, ...
08/18/2026

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a good reminder that staying current on vaccines matters at every age, not just for kids heading back to school.

For older adults, recommended vaccines, including flu, pneumonia, shingles, and COVID-19, play an important role in preventing serious illness and hospitalization.

Our clinical team helps residents stay up to date as part of everyday care, and we're always happy to talk with families about what's recommended for their loved one.

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391 Pelham Road
New Rochelle, NY
10805

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+19146322804

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