Publication: Catholic New York
Looking at the self-reported list of deaths recorded at nursing homes across New York state attributed to Covid-19 is “meaningless” without delving more deeply into the problems nursing homes have faced in caring for their residents, said Scott LaRue, president and CEO of ArchCare.
Publication: Spectrum News NY1
At 102, Sophie Avouris of Queens has seen a lot: two world wars, the Great Depression, 9/11. So when she became sick weeks after her birthday in January, after surgery in Westchester and physiotherapy at Mary Manning Walsh nursing and rehabilitation facility on the Upper East Side, her family didn't think much of it.
Then, they got a call from the nursing home that Avouris had tested positive for the coronavirus.
Publication: Crain's New York Business
In late February ArchCare implemented its disaster plan following the emergence of a new coronavirus, which had spread around the world.
The plan had three tiers, with the first focused on planning and the second activated once a person was diagnosed in the New York area. ArchCare, the long-term-care system of the Archdiocese of New York, operates five nursing homes, an assisted-living facility, home care programs, a specialty hospital for people with disabilities and a palliative care hospital.
Publication: Cardinal Timothy Dolan celebrated the introduction of home health services from ArchCare, the health care system of the Archdiocese of New York, in Ulster and Dutchess counties during a visit to Kingston. Continue reading...
Publication: Mid Hudson News
KINGSTON – Archbishop of New York, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, visited the Kingston area Monday afternoon, to celebrate the local opening of ArchCare, the continuing care community for the 10-county Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. Continue reading...
