Here’s how we do it.
Here’s how we do it.
We focus on what keeps you well and what makes you happy. United Hebrew’s vibrant campus of comprehensive care offers an array of services to meet the needs of today’s seniors, from those who are living independently to those with advanced healthcare needs—and everyone in between.
Our top-rated nursing home is recognized as among the best in the nation.
We partner with Burke to give you world-class rehabilitation to get you on the road to recovery.
Enjoy a vibrant lifestyle, gracious living, and best-in-class amenities, with the supportive care you need.
A safe, caring, and enriching environment for those with mild, moderate, or advanced Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Expert and compassionate care to help patients recover, enjoy healthier lives, and remain independent at home as long as possible.
Top Stories
We kicked off our Centennial Celebration at our "Forever Young" 100th Birthday party, with a standing room only crowd of special guests, long-time supporters, friends, and residents. ...
Art therapy enhances the quality of life for many seniors in our care. For one of our assisted living residents, it also offered national recognition after her painting was selected for a national calendar. ...
When it comes to making the transition to assisted living, think like a pilot. One must be in constant communication with air traffic control to ensure a smooth takeoff and successful landing. Here's how....
For older adults, time with close friends and family is precious. The holiday gift of your presence — rather than presents — may be the best gift you can give to your elderly loved one....
At United Hebrew's annual meeting, NYT columnist Jane Brody said to live long, you must live well. Here are her tips on healthy aging. ...
Our short-term rehabilitation center, staffed by Burke Rehabilitation therapists, earned the highest possible rating, placing us among the top 15 percent of facilities nationwide. ...
Willow Towers Assisted Living received the 2018 Bronze Quality Award from the American Health Care Association (ACHA) and the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), a leading industry association for long-term and post-acute care....
Adult caregivers in the "Sandwich Generation" are suffering huge stress at a time in life when they hadn’t anticipated the additional burden. While the trend shows no signs of slowing, help is available....
New research related to diet, exercise, mood and more shows that lifestyle choices still matter for seniors well into the later decades of our lives. ...
At our 99th Anniversary Gala on October 4, we will honor four individuals who have helped us to emerge as a leading and respected provider of senior care....
Caring for a loved one with dementia can stressful, isolating, and overwhelming. It’s important for caregivers to find ways to take care of themselves so that they don’t burn out, or become patients themselves....
For those who need medical care on an ongoing basis, a nursing home is often the best option. Taking a tour will help you find the best long-term care facility to meet your loved ones needs. ...
On Wednesday, June 20, United Hebrew presents “A Conversation with Elihu Rose,” a discussion of the unique experiences of Jewish-American soldiers in World War II. The event is free but pre-registration is required....
A New York artist is donating 18 of her prized photographs to United Hebrew’s nursing home, where she hopes her work will lift the spirits of the residents, as her father-in-law’s once were....
We were honored to recognize three outstanding Westchester professionals for their commitment to improving the lives of others at United Hebrew's 7th Annual Community Service Awards....
Visits from Tinsley, a three-legged pet therapy dog, are designed to bring comfort, ease anxiety, increase social opportunities, and lift the spirits of our residents. ...
Financial abuse scams cost seniors billions each year. Get tips on how to avoid them from former New Rochelle police detective, Michael Frenza, now Director of Security at United Hebrew. ...
Providing structure for daily activities and keeping to a routine can reduce the agitation we often associate with dementia....
Meet 96-year-old Addie Gassman, who says staying busy and getting involved is the key to a long and happy life. ...
Research shows that socially connected older adults live longer. When you support your parent's new relationship, you show that that you care and want her remain healthy and vibrant....
Winter weather poses certain safety hazards for everyone, but especially for seniors. Here are five essential tips for surviving the season....
After her second knee surgery, Jeanne Strouse chose the best short-term rehabilitation facility she knew: United Hebrew of New Rochelle. ...
There is no better way to brighten someone’s holiday than to show them they are loved and appreciated. Here's how you can help your loved ones have a joyous holiday....
With a little creativity, and an understanding of the challenges your elderly loved one faces, you'll find a gift that does more than bring a smile – it might change a life. ...
We continue to invest in our facilities in order to meet the wide-ranging needs of today’s seniors....
Good news: Traveling together with your loved one who has Alzheimer's or dementia is possible with careful planning. ...
United Hebrew was named as one of top 825 best extended care facilities out of over 15,000 in the nation....
Robotic pets can help those with dementia feel comfort and a new sense of purpose. ...
The award recognizes the extraordinary dedication of staffs who have positively affected their organizations....
Treatments, exercises, and education can help seniors breathe easier and lead longer, healthier lives....
New research shows that social isolation can have a significant negative impact on our health. Here are six tips to help your or your loved one stay socially active....
When someone has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, agitation, confusion, and aggression are some of the most challenging behaviors for caregivers to handle. Here's what you can do. ...
Lifelong learning helps build social connections and ward off isolation, which helps our seniors maintain their mental fitness and overall well-being. ...
Here's how to handle some of the caregiving questions you may have when caring for aging parents who have Alzheimer’s or dementia....
We invite you to meet some of the wonderful individuals we have the privilege to care for and help lead life to the fullest....
A tight-knit community of veterans call Willow Towers home. ...
Opening on June 11, the 'Art of the Garden' will feature 50 beautiful and evocative paintings, photographs, sculptures and mixed media depicting nature in all its glory....
Whether you’re looking for long-term care for your loved one, or thinking about how to cover the costs of your own care in the future, it’s good to know the facts about long-term insurance. ...
Dance and movement therapy are the most recent additions to the robust creative arts therapy program across United Hebrew’s campus....
Read the remarkable story of this rehabilitation patient, who says she wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for United Hebrew's "heroic and well-trained staff." ...
There may be more than one pathway to reach age 100, but three women who have passed that milestone have a few key things in common....
While our brains slow with age, memory loss is not a normal part of the aging process. Know the signs of Alzheimer's and what to do. ...
The 2017 Eli Pick Facility Leadership award honors top-performing skilled nursing facilities and the leaders who help them excel....
Caring for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia can leave caregivers exhausted, overwhelmed, and isolated. But you don’t have to go it alone....
Dr. Nora O’Brien, PT, DPT, has been named Executive Director of Willow Gardens Memory Care, Westchester County’s premier assisted living facility dedicated exclusively to caring for those with memory impairment....
Holidays, birthdays, and family milestones are a time for togetherness and celebration. They’re also an opportunity for adult children to observe Mom or Dad....
United Hebrew President & CEO, Rita Mabli, was recognized as one of Westchester County’s most successful businesswomen by 914Inc. Magazine....
Twinkling lights, joyful voices raised in song, and the aroma of traditional treats are some of the signs that the holidays have arrived at United Hebrew of New Rochelle. ...
From health sensors and e-readers to GPS shoes, an array of gadgets, apps, and devices can add convenience, safety and fun to your loved one’s life. ...
For the sixth straight year, United Hebrew of New Rochelle has been named to the U.S. News & World Report list of 'Best Nursing Homes.'...
Reviews
Here’s what our residents and families are saying about us.
“This was our first experience at United Hebrew and what a great one it was! The staff was wonderful, knowledgeable, and available. My mother was treated with dignity and respect, and her every need was responded to. The facility is well-kept, and the PT staff did wonders. I highly recommend United Hebrew!"
Grace O.
“My mom was a resident here for almost two years. The nurses, doctor, and aides were all wonderful. She received excellent care and was treated like family. I visited her several times a week, and when I arrived, I’d always find her in the recreation room: singing, chatting, or engaged in activity. My family and I are extremely grateful that she was at United Hebrew, and we would highly recommend it to others. “
Sue G.
“Placing my mother into a nursing facility was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. From the moment I met Quinetta Padgett, Mom’s assigned social worker, I felt relief. She was warm and understanding. All of the staff have made me feel confident that my mother is in the best of hands. I have come to know them not just as my mother’s caretakers, but as friends. I am grateful for their service. No facility goes the extra mile for a patient like the staff at United Hebrew.”
Diana D.
“Excellent nursing home, rehab, and assisted living facility! I have had three grandparents experience three different facilities on United Hebrew’s campus. The staff is incredible. The place is super clean, and they always have something going on. Everyone is friendly and makes you feel like family. They make your loved ones feel like they are their own. We are grateful for UH. Thank you.”
Victoria A.
“I am eternally grateful for everyone who cares for my mom at United Hebrew. For 50 years, I knew exactly how my mother preferred things. Now you are the ones who know her best! Thanks for all that you do.
Joan B.
“I spent three weeks at United Hebrew for short-term rehab following reconstructive knee surgery. The care from the nursing, PT, and OT staff was excellent. And the huge private room was a plus. From what I have seen, all of your patients are treated with nothing but outstanding care. Thank you, United Hebrew. If I ever have to have rehab again, I will be back!”
Renee M.
Award Winning Campus of Comprehensive Care.
We are proud to share here the recognitions and awards we have received from outside organizations, which validate that the care we provide is done in the best possible way.
Your Gift Makes A Difference
As a nonprofit healthcare organization, we depend on the community’s support to enhance the lives of our residents in as many ways as possible. Thanks to you, we can provide life-enriching activities, therapies, and programs that foster a meaningful lifestyle across our entire campus of comprehensive care. Because United Hebrew of New Rochelle is Section 501(c)3 nonprofit (federal number 13-1663975) your contribution is tax deductible.
We Look Forward To Hearing From You
The best way to understand the spectrum of care we provide is to visit! We welcome your visits to our campus. Contact us to learn more about our services, schedule a tour, or to speak with an eldercare specialist, who can help you find the care that’s right for you.