United Hebrew

Thank you, Chef Cesar, for the delicious barbecue, which staff and residents enjoyed out in our beautiful garden! #UnitedHebrew #WhereSeniorsThrive

Introducing a new look for #UnitedHebrew! Our new tagline, #WhereSeniorsThrive, signals our dedication to creating a vibrant place where residents live life to the fullest. The new logo's conjoined "U" and "H" symbolizes unity and support; warm orange signifies new beginnings.

Last night, we honored Rita Mabli, our President/CEO, for her incredible 45+ years of service. Her work has transformed United Hebrew into one of the nation's leading senior living communities. We are so grateful for Rita's leadership. #UnitedHebrew #SeniorLiving #SeniorCare

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Let’s get moving! 🕺 Our residents take movement therapy to help them stay fit, manage stress, and keep active, which we know is critical as we age. We love the connections our residents develop, which are another way we develop community here at United Hebrew.

Thanks to our dedicated occupational therapy interns from @ionauniversity for leading interactive creative art therapy groups with our residents. These sessions bring them together for fun, conversation, and self-expression.

We commemorated Holocaust Remembrance Day with services and a powerful performance from our good friend and cantorial soloist. We continue to remember, reflect, and honor those we lost by practicing empathy, tolerance, and understanding.

Mike Morales, a resident of United Hebrew’s senior apartments, led an active lifestyle. At age 78, he suffered a stroke and was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. Learn how he embraced a new outlook on life. Mike's journey is an inspiration to us all! bit.ly/49jQlLE

What’s the difference between for-profit and nonprofit senior care? Knowledge is power — check out our blog for knowledge you can use to make the right decision for your family. bit.ly/498dTmE

Meet Max, our adorable pet-friendly visitor spreading joy at our nursing home. Our residents light up when he walks in, wagging his tail. Pets have a unique way of brightening our days — and Max is a “paw-some” example! #pettherapy #petfriendly

Hearing loss is a risk factor for cognitive decline outside of other dementia risk factors, according to a new study published in the journal of the @alzassociation. Manage your risk by staying on top of regular hearing tests and using assistive devices. bit.ly/3Ogh0Bd

Thanks to our dedicated occupational therapy interns from @ionauniversity for leading interactive creative art therapy groups with our residents. These sessions bring them together for fun, conversation, and self-expression.

Let’s get moving! 🕺 Our residents take movement therapy to help them stay fit, manage stress, and keep active, which we know is critical as we age. We love the connections our residents develop, which are another way we develop community here at United Hebrew.

Jeff Kelman and his youth group from @jccofharrison, always bring joy to the residents whenever they stop by. From singing songs to crafting, their visits are always memorable. Thank you for coming 🥰

Our ties to the community enrich our residents’ quality of life. Thank you to students from Scarsdale Middle School; guitar therapist Barbara Torina accompanied by her daughter; and our own Maria Hood with her husband Michael. You made our holidays joyful and bright!

What’s the difference between for-profit and nonprofit senior care? Knowledge is power — check out our blog for knowledge you can use to make the right decision for your family. bit.ly/498dTmE

Meet Max, our adorable pet-friendly visitor spreading joy at our nursing home. Our residents light up when he walks in, wagging his tail. Pets have a unique way of brightening our days — and Max is a “paw-some” example! #pettherapy #petfriendly

With the holidays behind us, it may be a good time to reassess the care needs of your loved ones. Knowing what to look for can be challenging. Our director of admissions, Maria Hood, shares signs that might indicate your loved ones need supportive care. bit.ly/3Qzwsbe

It’s award season in Hollywood and @AARP has a great guide to “2024 Movies for Grownups” to help you discover the year’s best films and make your predictions. Which movies did you see and like this year? Play along and share your picks. 🎬 #AwardSeason bit.ly/490K73p