United Hebrew of New Rochelle

United Hebrew of New Rochelle Where seniors thrive! For more information, call (914) 632-2804 or visit www.uhgc.org

United Hebrew's award-winning campus includes nationally-recognized assisted living, skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation, and memory care for those with Alzheimer's and dementia. United Hebrew of New Rochelle (uhgc.org) is a vibrant not-for-profit, non-sectarian, multi-service campus of comprehensive care nestled on 7.5 acres. United Hebrew has been serving the Westchester metropolitan area since 1919, and today, serves more than 1,000 residents and clients daily on its Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Campus and within the Westchester community. Services include: Long-Term Skilled Nursing (The Kramer and Skalet Pavilion); Burke Rehabilitation at United Hebrew; Willow Towers Assisted Living (The Beverly and Alfred J. Green Pavilion), Memory Care at Willow Gardens; The Phoenix Neighborhood and Griffen Program at Willow Towers; and Nightingale Neighborhood at United Hebrew; Independent Senior Housing at Soundview (Low-Savin Residence) and Meadow Lane Senior Apartments); Health at Home (AZOR Licensed Home Health Care and Certified Home Health Agency); and Private Geriatric Care Management Services (Raven Care Advocates).

After hospitalization from a cardiac event, many seniors need time and therapy to regain their strength and mobility. Fa...
02/05/2026

After hospitalization from a cardiac event, many seniors need time and therapy to regain their strength and mobility. Fatigue, weakness, balance concerns, and anxiety are common, especially in the first few weeks at home. That’s why short-term rehabilitation is often an important part of recovery, helping seniors build back strength, confidence, and independence safely.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4r0bmUZ

The Cyber Café has quickly become a favorite gathering spot on campus. 💻☕Residents have been using the computers and dig...
01/29/2026

The Cyber Café has quickly become a favorite gathering spot on campus. 💻☕

Residents have been using the computers and digital monitors to stay connected, explore new interests, and enjoy time together.

It’s another way we’re creating spaces where residents feel engaged, supported, and connected every day.

Trying to understand the difference between a skilled nursing facility and a nursing home can feel overwhelming—especial...
01/23/2026

Trying to understand the difference between a skilled nursing facility and a nursing home can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re making decisions for someone you love.

That’s why U.S. News & World Report recently explored the topic and featured insights from Mark Sanchez, president and CEO of United Hebrew.

Today, many senior communities offer more than basic care—combining medical, personal, and lifestyle support under one roof to meet changing needs with dignity and compassion.

We’re proud to be a trusted resource for families as they navigate these important decisions.

➡️ Read the full article to better understand your options and what questions to ask: https://bit.ly/43X33gP

01/22/2026

This or That… Frank edition 🎶

From timeless classics to Woodstock legends, Frank shared his picks and reminded us that great music never goes out of style. Moments like these are what community is all about: connection, conversation, and a little fun along the way.

✂️ Sometimes it is all about the hair! Feeling good is part of living well and when we look good, we feel better.Our on-...
01/16/2026

✂️ Sometimes it is all about the hair! Feeling good is part of living well and when we look good, we feel better.

Our on-site hair salon is a favored United Hebrew amenity —making it easy for residents to enjoy haircuts, styling, and self-care without ever leaving campus.

Because confidence, comfort, and a sense of routine matter at every stage of life.

Super Flu is hitting Westchester seniors hard this year. Supporting immune health in older adults isn’t about quick fixe...
01/14/2026

Super Flu is hitting Westchester seniors hard this year. Supporting immune health in older adults isn’t about quick fixes, it’s about consistency, prevention, and informed choices.

In a new blog, national medical experts and clinical leaders at United Hebrew explore the science behind traditional remedies and what evidence-based immune support really looks like for seniors. Geriatric physician and Medical Director Dr. Elaine Healy explains why preventive care, nutrition, hydration, and early symptom management matter—especially during flu season. Dr. Peter Michalos adds scientific context behind familiar remedies, like chicken soup, garlic, zinc, and vitamin D.

👉 Read the full blog to learn what truly supports senior immunity—and why personalized care makes the difference: https://bit.ly/4qodXYF

United Hebrew proudly celebrated our Years of Service Award recipients for 2024 & 2025, recognizing team members whose c...
01/08/2026

United Hebrew proudly celebrated our Years of Service Award recipients for 2024 & 2025, recognizing team members whose commitment, compassion, and loyalty help make our campus a place where seniors thrive. Thank you for all you do!

☕ A new study shared by the American Heart Association suggests that one daily cup of coffee may help some adults with a...
01/06/2026

☕ A new study shared by the American Heart Association suggests that one daily cup of coffee may help some adults with atrial fibrillation (afib)

Many of our residents and families manage heart conditions, which is why staying informed about emerging research matters. At United Hebrew, our clinical teams work closely with our residents’ individual care plans to support heart health and overall wellbeing.

You can read the full article here to learn more about the study’s findings: https://bit.ly/4jhTgLm

After five decades at United Hebrew, CEO Rita Mabli and new incoming CEO and President Mark Sanchez join McKnight’s Seni...
01/02/2026

After five decades at United Hebrew, CEO Rita Mabli and new incoming CEO and President Mark Sanchez join McKnight’s Senior Living Editor Lois Bowers for a “Newsmakers” podcast interview. They discuss mentorship, succession planning, and how senior living leadership has evolved over time.

Saturdays are better with Olive 🐶Olive stopped by for a visit, spreading smiles and a whole lot of happiness.
12/30/2025

Saturdays are better with Olive 🐶

Olive stopped by for a visit, spreading smiles and a whole lot of happiness.

“Warmest wishes for a joyful Christmas to all who celebrate. May this season be filled with peace, connection, and speci...
12/25/2025

“Warmest wishes for a joyful Christmas to all who celebrate. May this season be filled with peace, connection, and special moments shared with those you love. 🎄✨

Our festive-filled residents enjoyed a treasured tradition: United Hebrew's annual tree decorating! Trimming the tree, c...
12/24/2025

Our festive-filled residents enjoyed a treasured tradition: United Hebrew's annual tree decorating! Trimming the tree, creating some original holiday crafts, and sharing smiles and joy are what make our residents feel like they are among family.

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New Rochelle, NY
10805

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United Hebrew of New Rochelle (uhgc.org) is a vibrant not-for-profit, non-sectarian, multiservice campus of comprehensive care nestled on 7.5 acres. United Hebrew has been serving the Westchester metropolitan area since 1919, and today, serves more than 1,000 residents and clients daily on its Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Campus and within the Westchester community. Services include: Long-Term Skilled Nursing (The Kramer and Skalet Pavilion); Burke Rehabilitation at United Hebrew; Willow Towers Assisted Living (The Beverly and Alfred J. Green Pavilion), Memory Care at Willow Gardens; The Phoenix Neighborhood and Griffen Program at Willow Towers; and Nightingale Neighborhood at United Hebrew; Independent Senior Housing at Soundview (Low-Savin Residence) and Meadow Lane Senior Apartments); Health at Home (AZOR Licensed Home Health Care and Certified Home Health Agency); and Private Geriatric Care Management Services (Raven Care Advocates). For more information, call (914) 632-2804 or visit www.uhgc.org