Loretto

This week, members of our team had the opportunity to attend a presentation by CarePatrol of Buffalo Niagara Rochester Syracuse. The discussion covered important topics such as healthcare proxies vs. power of attorney, trusts, life estate deeds, and other legal considerations. Thank you to Kate, Kim, and Katherine for representing Loretto at this event. Your participation helps expand our organization's knowledge and understanding of these issues, enabling us to better serve our residents and their families.

The first day of spring is here, and it’s the perfect time to make a difference! Help us bring joy and color into the lives of our residents. Your support enhances their well-being, fosters innovation, and improves memory care. Every contribution helps us brighten our residents' lives: https://bit.ly/36EjvHy

Last year’s enactment of a 10% cut to capital funding, combined with the existing 5% cut from 2020, has left nursing homes with a 15% loss of capital reimbursement. Nursing homes rely on capital funding to make essential facility improvements that enhance the quality of life and safety of residents. New York should restore the 15% cut in capital funding so nursing homes can offer older adults the home and lifestyle that they deserve. LeadingAge New York #NursingHomeSOS #NYHealthBudgetGap #PrioritizeOlderAdults

Loretto is excited to share that we have been named a finalist for CenterState CEO's 2025 Business of the Year Awards! The winners will be announced at CenterState CEO's 2025 Annual Meeting on April 23. #BOTY25 #Syracuse #CenterStateCEO

For more than 50 years, The Loretto Foundation has played a vital role in supporting our mission and providing essential funding for: -Memory care communities that are accessible to everyone. -Technology that helps older adults stay connected and engaged. -Employee assistance programs that offer financial support. -Educational opportunities that help employee growth and support their families. We believe it's the small, everyday moments that lead to something truly extraordinary. Give today: https://bit.ly/3Pvi0Sc

Loretto, established in 1926, began with 100 residents, all cared for by the Sisters of the Third Franciscan Order. Today, we honor the trailblazing women who have made this journey possible and continue to shape a community grounded in compassion, support and humility. This #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the power of women everywhere. Help us honor the women who built this community. Your donation makes a difference: https://bit.ly/3Pvi0Sc

Are you looking for a new opportunity? Join the team at The Commons on St. Anthony! We are currently hiring Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs). Our benefits include: - Competitive hourly rates, with LPNs earning up to $36 per hour - A community-oriented work environment - Opportunities for career advancement - Shift differentials and overtime options To see what a typical day as a LPN is like at The Commons on St. Anthony, watch the video featuring Colleen below. Apply today - https://bit.ly/43muwvc #lpn #hiring #auburn

Yesterday, employees at The Commons on St. Anthony celebrated Read Across America Week. They had the opportunity to distribute books from Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, thanks to a donation from the E. John Gavras Center. #ReadAcrossAmericaWeek

Loretto CEO & President Dr. Kimberly Townsend was a guest on The Capitol Pressroom, a WCNY Radio Production, where she spoke about the critical need for New York State to increase the Medicaid reimbursement rate. The rate, which has not increased since 2007, has resulted in Upstate nursing home facilities losing nearly $2 million annually as they provide care for residents without adequate compensation. You can listen here - https://bit.ly/3D3Vopn

Thank you to the assembly members and legislature for supporting New York's nursing home residents and families. Protecting Medicaid for our state's most vulnerable populations is critical. #NYHealthBudgetGap #NYbudget