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Bearing Witness: Honor and Remembrance through One Woman’s Story
The Bristal at White Plains hosted its annual Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony, bringing together residents, families, community leaders, students, and local officials for a shared moment of reflection and remembrance. The program included interfaith prayers, remarks, and the lighting of a memorial candle. White Plains Mayor Justin Brasch, members of the Common Council, and […]
The Bristal Partners with Breakfast University to Bring World-Class Learning to Residents
At The Bristal, lifelong learning is not a buzz word — it’s a lived experience, a foundational aspect of our philosophy of senior living. Reaffirming our dedication to lifelong learning, residents gathered for the inaugural Breakfast University lecture, marking the beginning of an exciting new partnership with the platform created by Steven Schragis, founder of […]
Senior Wellness Tips: Cognitive Exercises for a Sharper Mind at the BrainFit Gym
Cognitive health and physical wellness are deeply connected, particularly for older adults. Engaging the brain through purposeful exercises helps sustain active lifestyles, support independence, and improve overall quality of life.
New Year, New Home: Your 2026 Planning Guide for Moving to Senior Living
The start of a new year brings fresh possibilities, and for many families in Manhattan, Long Island, Westchester, and Northern New Jersey, 2026 may be the perfect time to explore senior living options. When families take time to plan ahead for moving to senior living, they discover more options, experience less stress, and make better decisions.
