Kimberly Hartley

United Hebrew of New Rochelle has become an award-winning example of what residents and patients want at every stage of aging. Rita Mabli has been responsible for much of that.

Phil Cyr was only in high school when his father Albert, a potato farmer, opened the Caribou Nursing Home in 1973 and began building a family dynasty of long-term care facilities in Maine.

If you want to find Carole Considine, don’t look in her office. The executive director of Harvester Place Memory Care in Burr Ridge, IL, is more than likely out among her community’s residents.

For Jennifer Brullo, managing a $350 million budget not only ensures VNS Health’s financial viability but also the certified home health agency’s intrinsic ability to continue keeping patients healthy...

The long-term care industry is nothing without its people, and Dana Ullom-Vucelich has spent more than 20 years ensuring that her company recruits and retains the bes

For Daniel Reingold, social work and caring for the aging is practically in his DNA. His mother was a clinical services administrator at Manhattan’s Altro Health and Rehabilitation Services. His father...

Between becoming a certified nursing assistant in 1998 to owning several skilled nursing facilities by 2021, it’s difficult to believe there was a time when Evangeline Powell didn’t intend to have...

Cheerleaders aren’t only on athletic fields. Kristin DeVries Bolos, a cheerleader in high school and college, took her talent for encouraging others to perform at their best and brought it to the long-term...

Robyn Stone’s heart resides at the intersection of research and policy. A rarity among researchers, she lives for bridging the divide and applying what she’s learned about how we care for our aging...

The research of Vincent Mor, PhD, has shined a light on the long-term care industry’s transformation.