Publication: Catholic New York
Curtis Lovett attended his first ribbon-cutting ceremony and hopes to soon attend his first baseball game in many years.
The 62-year-old from Yonkers was at the blessing and ribbon-cutting for ArchCare’s Senior Life Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) on the campus of Cabrini of Westchester in Dobbs Ferry June 25. Continue reading...
Publication: LoHud Journal News
The program provides 24/7 support for up to 200 seniors age 55 and older who would otherwise require full-time care in a nursing home. Participants receive daily transportation to and from the center, where they're served breakfast and lunch and participate in social activities. Continue reading...
Publication: News 12 Westchester
The new ArchCare Senior Life (PACE) provides holistic treatment on site or at home for elderly patients who would otherwise require full-time care in a nursing home. Continue reading...
Publication: Catholic New York
Honoring doctors, nurses and other health care providers, Cardinal Dolan noted that they are helping to continue the mission of Christ, who healed the sick and who “is the healer of souls.”
Publication: Catholic New York
If you want to learn about a place where the Church and ArchCare, the archdiocesan health care agency, are doing a lot of good these days, listen to this story about a family, a special corps of health care workers and their united mission of caring for people with Huntington’s Disease. Continue reading...
