It is a sure bet that visitors of St. John’s Home this holiday season will hear familiar tunes ringing through hallways, common areas, and individual rooms. Adding to the normal…

What Denise Thompson-Slaughter says started as a “small group for sharing our writings” has become a trusted circle of writers who inspire one another. And now for the first time,…

As St. John’s looks ahead to a bright future, we acknowledge the many partner organizations that have helped us along the way. Over the years, the Greater Rochester (New York)…

Author of “Creating Moments of Joy Along the Alzheimer’s Journey” and family caregiver Jolene Brackey came to Rochester last week for St. John’s “How to Find Joy in Caregiving” event…

As St. John’s Home Assistant Director of Nursing and Lieutenant Commander U.S. Navy Retired Robert Wesley said, “On the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month we…

Linda Urban has been working in dementia care for 25 years and says she “can see the powerful impact art and music has on the residents.” Urban entered the world…

“There are so many programs, and you can be as busy as you want,” says St. John’s Meadows Resident Rina Baron. “I am so happy that I made the move.”…

As part of St. John’s year-long observance of its 125th anniversary, it is partnering with community organizations that are also celebrating milestone birthdays in 2024. The Catholic Courier, founded in…

Some argue there are both pros and cons to getting older. On the bright side, you get to retire and spend more time with your family while enjoying your hobbies.…

Retirement brings a significant shift in daily routine and financial responsibilities. Managing money effectively becomes even more crucial as regular income sources change. Effective financial management can ensure that your…