Food for Thought: There’s No “I” in Team
There’s no “I” in team – and that’s exactly why we believe it’s essential to hear from everyone who makes UMC extraordinary, especially the teammates who directly serve our residents day in and day out.
There’s no “I” in team – and that’s exactly why we believe it’s essential to hear from everyone who makes UMC extraordinary, especially the teammates who directly serve our residents day in and day out.
Making the decision to move into Pitman Manor was a meaningful and deeply personal journey for Elaine Scheetz. Though she felt some understandable nerves at first, her faith grounded her every step of the way. When she first toured Pitman Manor in September 2…
This month, we kicked off the new year — and a new chapter — for Cognitive Connections, UMC’s free, evidence‑based brain health program designed for adults experiencing Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) or concerns about early memory changes. Held for the first…
Dementia is not an unavoidable consequence of aging. However, age is the greatest risk factor, as the percentage of people with Alzheimer's dementia increases with age. While we cannot change the fact that we all age, current research has identified 14 risk f…
UMC is excited to share that Michele Musto, Volunteer Coordinator and External Marketing Lead at The Shores, UMC’s Ocean City, New Jersey community, has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 LeadingAge New Jersey & Delaware Excellence in Community Se…