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  1. What it takes to be a Top Place to Work

    … … What it takes to be a Top Place to Work Author: Phyllis Giller … each and everyone valued for their contributions, which make HSL an innovative senior care organization and growing … support and research, we have opportunities for you to make a difference in the lives of seniors while building a …

  2. Hebrew SeniorLife Recognized as a Certified Age Friendly Employer by the Age Friendly Institute

    … … Hebrew SeniorLife Recognized as a Certified Age Friendly Employer by the Age Friendly … of all ages is more than just the right thing to do, it makes us a better, stronger organization. It means that the … having people with a range of life experiences on our teams makes us better at problem-solving, creative thinking, and …

  3. Beyond Aging in Place

    … … Beyond Aging in Place Author: Kim Brooks May 27, 2015 Print “Aging … time addresses every situation individually and does not make the assumption that aging in place is always best. For … to a different setting within your community. People make the decision to move to a CCRC because they are ready …

  4. New Study Finds Staff Assumptions about Race Play a Role in the Variability of Care of Nursing Homes Residents with Advanced Dementia

    … … New Study Finds Staff Assumptions about Race Play a Role in the Variability of … is not borne out by existing studies. Nursing homes need to make sure their staff is aware that hand feeding is better …

  5. How Walkable Neighborhoods Enrich Senior Living Communities

    … … How Walkable Neighborhoods Enrich Senior Living Communities … freedom  Living in a walkable community means being able to make last-minute plans with family or friends. It makes everyday spontaneity possible, whether that’s meeting …

  6. What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation?

    … … What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation? Learn why a … psychiatric, or other medical conditions.  What makes a neuropsychological evaluation unique from other … of a therapeutic strategy; evaluating one’s capacity to make decisions; or conducting research. Below is a list of …

  7. Three Ways Home Care Can Help Older Adults Avoid Hospital Readmission

    … … Three Ways Home Care Can Help Older Adults Avoid Hospital … room. If you don’t have anyone to monitor your progress or make sure you’re taking care of yourself after a hospital … health care help? Here are three ways home health care can make a difference:  Fall prevention guidance According to …

  8. How Intergenerational Friendships Can Enrich Your Life

    … … How Intergenerational Friendships Can Enrich Your Life Read about the … you know… that adding half powdered and half liquid milk makes a chai tea creamier?” says Hannah. Their friendship … friends, are clear, it doesn’t always feel easy to make new connections. The American Survey Center found that …

  9. When Should You See a Geriatrician?

    … … When Should You See a Geriatrician? Sometimes, older adults need specialized … CEO of your health care. Patients should feel empowered to make decisions that support their personal goals for health … means it’s important to choose a primary care physician who makes you feel comfortable about expressing your concerns …

  10. How Hospice Volunteers Support Patients and Families When it Matters Most

    … … How Hospice Volunteers Support Patients and Families When it Matters Most Learn how compassionate hospice volunteers at Hebrew SeniorLife make a difference at the end of life. Author: Lesley … do not provide medical care, their presence alone makes a difference. “I’ve observed that caregiving often …