Hebrew SeniorLife hosted its annual EngAGE celebration, providing a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and celebrate attendees’ shared commitment to creating a world where aging is defined by...
Hebrew SeniorLife, a national leader in senior care and aging research, announces that two of its facilities have been identified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services as high-performing...
A new report published in JAMA Network Open, entitled “ Anticoagulant Outcomes in Nursing Home Residents with Atrial Fibrillation and ADL Disability,” studied 26,940 nursing home residents with atrial...
As extreme heat events become more frequent and severe across the United States, older adults face growing health risks that extend far beyond discomfort, according to a new policy analysis published...
The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare has honored Hebrew SeniorLife’s Rabbi Lior Nevo with an Honorable Mention for the prestigious 2026 Schwartz Compassionate Caregiver Award. The annual...
Hebrew SeniorLife has received funding to support the development of 78 homes for older adults in Roslindale. The funding is part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ $278 million announcement of...
Hebrew SeniorLife’s Right Care, Right Place, Right Time (R3) has a new name — Health Allies. Health Allies brings healthy aging teams into affordable senior housing communities to help older adults...
Hebrew SeniorLife has begun construction of Spruce Commons, a new affordable community at 338 Canton Street in Stoughton. The project will bring 96 permanently affordable apartments for adults aged 62...
Jennifer Rausch has been named chief people officer at Hebrew SeniorLife. Rausch brings extensive experience in human resources and people leadership, with deep expertise in organizational development...
A new pilot study has found that older, sedentary adults who consumed blueberries daily showed a greater, more consistent reduction in depressive symptoms, paired with minor changes in markers of gut...