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Dr. Sarah Hahn, Assistant Professor of Behavioral Science & Sociology at Mercy College, spoke at one of The Osborn’s “Lunch and Learn” programs. Part of a series, the programs are available to Osborn residents and prospective residents.
It is alive and well in Rye! There was a huge “Fat Tuesday” celebration at The Osborn to symbolize the end of the Carnival season. Complete with masks, beads, tasty sips and bits only to be followed by an amazing dinner. Bourbon Street seemed not so far away when dining on creole marinated...
Staff members at The Osborn’s Edward C. Pasciuti H.O.P.E. Center for Memory Care recently completed the Alzheimer’s Association’s ECHO® training, a continuing education series enabling professional care providers to better understand the disease and other forms of dementia as well as offer...
Yesterday, The Osborn senior living community in Rye celebrated the rededication of The Osborn Pavilion which will now called the “Pasciuti Pavilion at The Osborn” in recognition of the Dr. Edward Pasciuti’s ongoing generosity. The Pavilion is The Osborn’s 84-bed skilled nursing center that...
The Osborn Pavilion has been recognized as a “Best Nursing Home” for 2022-23 by U.S. News & World Report, receiving a 5/5 overall rating. It is one of only five skilled nursing facilities in Westchester County to achieve the prestigious designation this year.
Jonathan Carafa brings culinary creativity to senior living community
A Halloween tradition for decades, students from The Osborn School in Rye came to The Osborn campus today to put on a costume parade for our staff and residents. This year, about 200 3rd 4th and 5th graders participated. We saw minions, monsters, aliens, ghosts and superheroes to name just a few of...
The Osborn announced that Zenae Merchant will serve as the senior living community’s new Administrator at The Pavilion, a five-star licensed facility providing long-term skilled nursing care, as well as both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation.
Dementia is more than occasional forgetfulness. It involves changes in memory, thinking, and behavior that can affect how someone functions day-to-day. These changes can be unsettling, not only for...
There’s something timeless about tending to a garden. The feel of the soil, the rhythm of planting and watering, the quiet reward of seeing things grow, all have a way of slowing us down, grounding...
Aging gracefully means adapting to life’s changes—but sometimes, those changes involve a health setback that affects how you feel day to day. Whether from an illness, injury, or surgery...
