Spring is finally here! Who doesn’t love spring? The temperatures are generally perfect—not too hot and not too cold. You hear the birds chirp and
As our parents and loved ones age, we are often torn between keeping them safe and healthy on the one hand, while affording them their
My husband and I try to take the subway together at least a few mornings each week. While doing so, we have been learning Hilchot
It has been said that there’s nothing new under the sun—but since December, SensoryWellness in Rochelle Park has been providing occupational therapy services that are
Teaneck—Holy Name Medical Center Hospice and Palliative Services are offering several programs to provide compassionate support and education to those who are bereaved. Many individuals
They’re Puah’s unsung heroes, found at the very heart of our organization’s vast operations. Our more than 100 mashgichot, or halachic supervisors, make themselves available
The doctor-patient relationship is an ever-changing thing. Gone are the paternalistic days of medicine. Facebook mom groups and other social media provide easily accessible resources
West Orange—Joshua Schor, MD, CMD, medical director at Daughters of Israel in West Orange, was named the 2017 Medical Director of the Year by AMDA
Q: What is prolotherapy? Prolotherapy is a treatment that builds and heals tissues including tendon, ligaments and joints. The word prolo is a shortened version
The JEC Lower School’s youngest students participated eagerly in a model Seder this Monday. Each class sang songs that they had prepared in advance with
Children at Lubavitch on the Palisades preschool baked matzah at the Living Legacy Matzah factory with Rabbi Moshe Grossbaum. The children ground wheat into flour
The Moriah School’s early childhood got a special visit from the matzah factory. The students had an opportunity to bake their own delicious matzah from
