One of the highlights of April at The Osborn is Founders Week. It starts on April 15, Miriam Osborn’s birthday, and continues until April 21, the anniversary of The Osborn’s opening in 1908. Founders Week was made official in 2002 by resolution of the Board of Trustees to honor our Founders, Miriam Osborn and her lawyer and friend, John Sterling.
As residents of The Osborn enter their third week of staying at home, as required by the New York State Department of Health, the staff across the organization is creating new ways to inspire and engage them.
The Osborn announced that its 56-acre park-like campus has been awarded Level I Accreditation by The ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program for achieving standards of professional practices. The Miriam Osborn Memorial Arboretum is the only private arboretum in Westchester County.
The Osborn one of just 7 skilled nursing centers to receive highest ranking for short term rehabilitation in New York State by U.S. News & Wold Report
Annual Foundress Award Luncheon Honors White Plains Hospital and Edith Read Wildlife Sanctuary Executives
Senator Honors 100+ Year Old Osborn Residents at Birthday Celebration.
Michele Thomas who runs The Osborn’s Home Care division recently added President of SPRYE to her resume and very busy schedule. Thomas has been a volunteer at the organization for the past 4 years. “This is a volunteer position and I am happy to work with such a dedicated group of community...
The most senior participant at this past weekend’s Swim Across America event at the Orienta Beach Club in Mamaroneck, NY, was 82-year-old Don Fowley, a resident at The Osborn’s Sterling Park Independent Living community in Rye. On Saturday, July 20, Fowley swam an impressive 66 laps to complete...
~ by Kaki Zell
As the name implies, caregivers take care of others, often seniors or others who have a physical or cognitive issues that make it difficult for them to engage in everyday activities.
~ by Carol Vartuli
If you’re over 40, you may be among the 54 million Americans who experience pain from arthritis. Studies indicate that this disease, with more than 100 known types, has affected humans for thousands...
~ by Jennifer Christensen
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States, but far more people survive stroke than die from it. As many as nine out of 10 survivors have some paralysis immediately after.