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...
Boston University and Hebrew Rehabilitation Center have partnered to create a unique educational pathway that prepares future registered dietitian nutritionists to meet the growing health care needs...
The Gerontological Society of America has named Lewis Lipsitz, MD, to its board of directors. The Gerontological Society of America is the oldest and largest interdisciplinary organization devoted to...
A new study published in Diabetes Care found that bone loss alone does not explain the increased fracture risk observed in some older adults with type 2 diabetes. The article, “ Type 2 Diabetes and...
A new study published in Bone finds that DXA bone scans ordered during U.S. primary care visits appear markedly low among men at risk for osteoporosis, representing a missed opportunity for early...