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Housing with services can improve the health and well-being of residents in low-income older adult housing communities, according to a new study highlighting the positive impact of the Right Care...

In our first year participating, Hebrew SeniorLife is proud to announce that three Hebrew SeniorLife senior living communities have earned top awards in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 Best Senior...

In an article published in JAMA Internal Medicine, Sarah Berry, MD, MPH, shares her perspective about active shooter training as a health care professional and mother. Dr. Berry, in “ Active Shooter...

Laurie Manjikian has been promoted to vice president of rehabilitation services and outpatient operations at Hebrew SeniorLife. In her new position, she will provide operational oversight of home and...

Sarah Sjöström, MSN, RN, ACNP-BC , has been promoted to chief nursing officer at Hebrew SeniorLife. Sjöström joined Hebrew SeniorLife in 2010 as a staff nurse, later became director of nursing in the...

A new study links changes in frailty, a measure of decreased physiological capacity that leads to fatigue, slow walking, muscle weakness, physical inactivity, and weight loss, to five-year survival...

Lifestyle factors like age, smoking, and education influence epigenetic markers linked to heart health and metabolic disorders. A new study explores how epigenetic markers — chemical modifications...

Shivani Sahni, PhD, is an inaugural 2025 Excellence in Nutrition Fellow of the American Society for Nutrition. The American Society for Nutrition recognized 55 distinguished members for their ongoing...

Jess Coleman has been named executive director of Hebrew SeniorLife’s Simon C. Fireman Community in Randolph, MA, and Leyland Community in Dorchester, MA. Coleman takes the position after serving as...

A new study that looked at possible improvements in post-acute care quality and outcomes following the 2014 Improving Medicare Post-Acute Care Transformation (IMPACT) Act found that delirium...