August 14, 2019
Dominican Village is named a Not-for-profit Business Achievement Award Finalist in the Prestigious HIA-LI 25th Annual Business Achievement Awards
Amityville, NEW YORK, Dominican Village, when you’re here, you’re home, is pleased to announce that it has been selected as a not-for-profit finalist in the Business Achievement Awards competition conducted by HIA-LI, the recognized voice for business on Long Island. Recipients will be announced during a gala luncheon event held at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, NY, 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM, Thursday, September 19, 2019.
“Dominican Village is honored to be among the finalists in the category of not-for-profits of the HIA-LI Business Achievement Awards,” said Paul Wasser, President/CEO of Dominican Village. For nearly two decades, HIA-LI has recognized the best of the best business on Long Island and Dominican Village is proud to be among those nominated.”
“HIA-LI is pleased to recognize Dominican Village as a finalist in the not for profit of our Business Achievement Awards competition,” said Terri Alessi-Miceli, President & CEO of HIA-LI. “Our finalists represent some of the highest performing and best-run companies on Long Island. Dominican Village has been named a finalist in recognition of its achievements in industry leadership, creativity, successful business operations, corporate vision, and other characteristics vital to developing and growing a winning organization.”
In choosing the finalists, the selection committee considered multiple factors. The award criteria include:
- Positive employer/employee relations
- Commitment to the growth or betterment of the Long Island business community
- Revenue and profitability trends over the last three years
- Three to five year vision for the company's future
Additional criteria that were considered include:
- Recent outstanding accomplishments
- Technical innovation or innovative processes
- Expansion into new markets
- Industry leadership
- Overcoming adversity
Those interested in attending the luncheon, or companies interested in becoming sponsors, should contact Anthony Forgione, HIA-LI Director of Business Development, at aforgione@hia-li.org or 631-543-5355.
August 9, 2019
John Walters Named NCAL Assisted Living Nurse of the Year
John Walters, LPN, Nurse Supervisor at Dominican Village in Amityville, N.Y. has been named the 2019 Assisted Living Nurse of the Year by the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL). The NCAL Awards Program recognizes exemplary assisted living caregivers and programs. The award winners represent the best of the assisted living profession, a sector of long-term care that fosters choice, dignity and independence.
Paul Wasser, President and CEO of Dominican Village (left) congratulates John Walters, LPN, Nurse Supervisor (right) on receiving the NCAL Nurse of the Year Award
As a nurse supervisor, Walters oversees the clinical needs of the 65 residents at Dominican Village, a 2019 recipient of the Silver—Achievement in Quality Award through the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program. Walters seeks to improve the quality of care residents receive at this Long Island assisted living community by working closely with case managers to develop care plans, setting goals for his Wellness Department team, and serving as a strong team leader. He is known for going above and beyond the call of duty, often working overtime or checking in on residents, especially those on hospice. His knowledge of and passion for quality, end-of-life care means he is frequently consulted and readily offers additional education and support. Additionally, Walters facilitates a support group for families and caregivers, discussing ways to handle stress, among other topics. John also received the NYSCAL Nurse of the Year award this year from the New York State Center for Assisted Living.
“The common element among this year’s recipients is that they all go out of their way to ensure assisted living residents receive the best care,” said NCAL Executive Director Scott Tittle. “Whether supporting their team members, offering their personal time, or connecting with family members, they inspire those around them. NCAL is honored to recognize these exemplary caregivers.”
“Having known and seen the way John performs as a nurse, the choice to award John with the NCAL Nurse of the year distinction could not have gone to a better candidate or nurse,” said Paul Wasser, President and CEO of Dominican Village. “We are blessed to have him in our community to care for our residents and lead his team of nurses and care aides.”
John will be recognized at the 70th AHCA/NCAL Annual Convention & Expo in Orlando, Fla. held October 13-16, 2019. For more information on programs and activities please contact the Community Relations Team at (631) 842-6091.
July 4th 2019
Dominican Village A NYSCAL Member Earns 2019 AHCA/NCAL Silver National Quality Award
They have already won the Bronze Award, now the Silver......what is next? Will they go for the Gold?
Dominican Village is delighted to announce they earned the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) Silver - Achievement in Quality Award. The award is the second of three distinctions possible through the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program, which recognizes providers across the nation that have demonstrated their commitment to improving quality of care in long term and post-acute care. There were 183 Silver recipients in the country and only two Silver recipients in New York State. Dominican Village was the only Assisted Living in NYS to receive the Silver National Quality Award the other member was a nursing home.
Seated in the middle President/CEO Paul Wasser joined by his team of Directors
“It’s amazing to see so many member centers and communities receiving this award,” said Mark Parkinson, President, and CEO of AHCA/NCAL. “Despite all the challenges we face as a profession, I continue to be astonished by the quality outcomes our members achieve. It’s an honor to be able to recognize them for their dedication to improving lives.”
Based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Baldrige Performance Excellence Program, the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program challenges member providers to achieve excellence in quality through three progressive levels—Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Members at the Silver award level develop and demonstrate effective approaches that help improve performance and quality outcomes.
“These recipients are making a difference for their residents and communities,” said Alana Wolfe, Chair of the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Board of Overseers. “This award level shows that these providers are setting and reaching quality goals, and I commend them for this outstanding achievement.”
May 22nd 2019
Dominican Village appoints Sister Maureen Muir, OP, to Chief Quality Officer.
Sr. Maureen has been serving Dominican Village for 6 years, her planning, administration and expertise in senior living is an asset to the future of Dominican Village.
May 17th 2019
Dominican Village & District 8th Senator Support Long Island Cares
Together Dominican Village’s residents & staff support Senator John Brooks Spring Food Drive initiative to bring awareness and attention to local food banks that need support.
Without hesitation Dominican Village’s residents and staff collected boxes of food and supplies.
Help local Food Banks 631-582-FOOD.
Pictured left to right: Emily Monem Dominican Village’s Community Relations Director and Suzann Osterbery Dominican Village’s Activities Coordinator
May 7th 2019
District 8th Senator John Brooks (D-Massapequa)
Senator John Brooks and the entire NYS Senate recognized Amityville resident Emily Monem as the 2019 NYS Senate Woman of Distinction in Albany on May 7th.
Ms. Monem along with 61 other women celebrated this honor together for their services to their local communities.
Pictured left to right: Emily Monem, Dominican Village’s Community Relations & Development Director & Senator John Brooks.
April 25, 2019
READY, SET, GROW!
Public officials, local Representatives and the Administration of Dominican Village gathered for discussion of plans for new construction of 40 cutting edge secured Memory Care apartments and 60 Assisted Living apartments on our Campus. Paul Wasser CEO/President of Dominican Village discussed the growth of the organization and expressed optimism about the path we’re taking in responding to an ever-changing high cost marketplace for senior housing. Wasser stressed that investing in “person centered care” and “aging in place” philosophies is integral for the aging population.
April 17, 2019
CONNECTING AND MAKING NEW FRIENDS
Dominican Village and Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation (LIAF) collaborated in getting the senior memory impaired population together “Make New friends” in a stimulated, safe and engaging environment.
Food, live music and plenty of dancing was the theme of the day! “Best day ever” followed by “see you next time” were the sentiments of many of the participants.
As an added bonus a pen pal program between Dominican Village residents and LIAF day program attendees was established, allowing the new friends to strengthen their bonds.
LIAF is known for making a positive difference in the lives of those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and related forms of dementia – one person, one family, one community at a time.
New program “Meet New Friends” collaboration with Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation & Dominican Village
April 5, 2019
NYSCAL TO HONOR DOMINICAN VILLAGE NURSE OF THE YEAR
On Tuesday, May 7th the New York State Center for Assisted Living will present its annual Nurse of the Year Award to John Walters, LPN in recognition of his outstanding work at Dominican Village, a residential retirement and assisted living community sponsored by the Sisters of Saint Dominic of Amityville.
In addition to his LPN license John holds a Bachelors’ degree from the New York Institute of Technology. John is an ordained deacon for the Diocese of Rockville Center and currently serves in St. Anne’s Roman Catholic Church in Brentwood. He is an avid reader of history, a gardener and “an always hopeful Mets fan”.
Prior to joining the Dominican Village staff John worked for twenty-five years at the Helen Keller National Center in Kings Point as a bereavement specialist and later at Our Lady of Consolation Nursing Home Rehabilitation Center in West Islip, NY serving persons with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
While he is part of Dominican Village’s Wellness team John is a leader who listens, counsels and provides support. He implements new ideas and sets reasonable goals for his staff to meet, even surpass. He provides a calm and thoughtful way to approach the many challenges encountered by the staff when dealing with issues that affect the elderly and their care. John’s extensive experience, both professional and personal, allows for staff to trust his judgement and guidance A true team leader, John uses his skills to empower staff to be the best that they can be.
The Administration and Staff of Dominican Village are proud to join the New York State Center for Assisted Living in recognizing John Walters as its 2019 Nurse of the Year.
April 5, 2019
Dominican Village celebrates Nurse and Volunteer of the Year!
Dominican Village is very pleased to announce that two very dedicated individuals have been named New York State Center for Assisted Living (NYSCAL) Award winners!
John Walters, LPN, is awarded 2019 Nurse of the Year and Kay McKiernan, is awarded 2019 Volunteer of the Year.
We are privileged to have both John and Kay as part of our team of professionals who work tirelessly to live the mission, provide quality programs and ensure quality care for the residents of Dominican Village. Congratulations to each of them on this outstanding achievement, we are very proud of them both! John and Kay will be honored at the NYSCAL Annual Awards Banquet at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino in Verona, NY on May 7, 2019.
March 14, 2019
A Mission Driven Visit
Suffolk County Presiding Officer DuWayne Gregory was on hand to tour Dominican Village’s recently renovated Independent and Assisted Living Buildings.
Gregory’s work as an advocate for seniors is directly in line with our mission and services we provide at the Village. Resident Henry Fairchild was delighted to meet him!
Dominican Village offers outstanding programs and activities for seniors for more information contact us at 631-842-6618
December 20, 2018
Dominican Village Festival of Lights
December 19, 2018
Annual Toy Drive
In photo left to right: Assembly woman Kimberly Jean-Pierre, Dominican Village’s Chairman of the Board John Diliberto & Emily Community Relations & Development Director
Making the Holidays a little merrier for local children and families, Dominican Village is proud to be a supporter of Assemblywomen Kimberly Jean-Pierre’s Annual Toy Drive. Christmas was definitely made brighter for children and families in our community.
Happy Holidays From Dominican Village!!
November 27, 2018
The Most Wonderful time of the year
November 8, 2018
We Salute Our Veterans
October 12, 2018
Pallet Paint Night
Approximately 50 professionals from a variety of licensed Home Care Agencies and Assisted Living Facilities networked, ate good food and showed off their crafty side.
October 11, 2018
Volunteers Needed
Dominican Village is looking for volunteers to assist us in implementing an array of artistic and cultural programs for the enjoyment of our senior residents.
Dominican Village is a not-for-profit, non-sectarian senior housing/assisted living facility sponsored by the Sisters of St. Dominic. Currently serving over two hundred residents, its mission is “to provide a supportive environment in which the sacredness of life and the dignity of each person are held in the highest regard. We offer our senior residents a choice of programs and services which foster independence, promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health and maximize opportunities for socialization.”
Contact Sarah Fitzpatrick for further information at (631) 842-6167.
July 18, 2018
12th Annual Chinese Auction & Dinner
Friday October 5th 2018
6:30~10:00 p.m.
HELEN BUTLER HALL 565 Albany Avenue
Amityville, New York 11701
All are welcome to view and purchase basket tickets
On Friday, October 5th From 12:00-4:00pm
Or Join us for dinner from 6:30-10:00pm
Dinner $45pp or table of ten $400
Click on image above
October 1st, 2018
Bethpage Best of LI 2019
October 1st - December 15, 2018
Greetings Dominican Village Family Members, Friends & Supporters,
Dominican Village has been nominated for the Best of Long Island 2019 contest. We are asking for assistance in voting for Dominican Village. Voting begins today October 1st through December 15, 2018. During this time, votes are accepted one vote per category per day per person at bestof.longislandpress.com. This means the general public, you, family, residents and staff can each vote for Dominican Village once a day during this 75-day period. At the end of the voting period the nominee with the most votes in each respective category will be awarded the distinction of winning the "Bethpage Best of LI 2019."
Dominican Village nominated for the
Bethpage Best of LI 2019 Contest in the Assisted Living Category
Nominee: Dominican Village
Section: Health & Wellness
Category: Assisted Living
Hope you will vote and make us the best organization on Long Island!
Thank you for your support
Emily Monem Community Relations & Development Director
September 6, 2018
Dominican Village supports Local School Drive
Dominican Village’s senior residents and staff were proud to partner with Senator John Brooks to sponsor a Back to School Supply Drive for Roosevelt and Wyandanch School Districts. The residents and staff felt it was important that every child has much needed school supplies for the upcoming year. Everyone at Dominican Village would like to wish all local students a successful and rewarding school year.
Photo Left to Right: Emily Monem Director of Community Relations, Dominican Village’s President & CEO Paul Wasser, Senator John Brooks & Chief Financial Officer Bobbianne Ng
September 4, 2018
Art from the Heart
The Foundation for Quality Care, the New York State Health Facilities Association and the New York State Center for Assisted Living presented Dominican Village resident Henry “Hank” Fairchild a certificate in honor and appreciation of submitting artwork in the 2018 “Art from the Heart” program.
Photo Left To Right: Jennifer Ramlall Case Manager, Long time resident of Dominican Village Hank Fairchild, CEO President Paul Wasser & April Kinney Case Manager.
August 9, 2018
Dominican Village recently celebrated employee John Walters
Dominican Village recently celebrated employee John Walters; LPN a dedicated Nurse Supervisor in our Assisted Living Residency. The National Centers for Assisted Living (NCAL), recently placed him in the “Making a Difference” class.
John is a staunch resident advocate and caregiver. His compassion and unyielding commitment to “the Person” he cares for is unparalleled, stated Paul Wasser President/CEO of Dominican Village. John is “living the mission” he’s an employee whose job does not stop at his job description; we are very proud to have him as part of our Dominican Village Family.
June 20, 2018
Therapy dogs give comfort to Dominican Village Assisted Living Community residents
AMITYVILLE - Seven therapy dogs traveled to Amityville to bring some joy to seniors.
Paws of War brought the therapy dogs to the Dominican Village Assisted Living Community.
Residents in the facility say it's an event to which they look forward.
"We all just get so much from the pets," said Norma Cummings. "We get so much love and they seem to know. They take to us immediately because they're filling a void for us and it's absolutely wonderful."
Paws of Wars is an organization that provides service dogs to veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
June 12, 2018
Dominican Village Honored for its Commitment to Quality Care
The American Health Care (AHCA) and National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL) has awarded Dominican Village its 2017 Bronze National Quality Award in recognition of its commitment to quality care. Long term and post-acute care providers receiving the awards numbered 520 and represented 46 states. Only six awards were granted in New York State. Dominican Village was one of two Assisted Living facilities recognized for its commitment to improving the quality of care for seniors and persons with disabilities.
The award is the first of three distinctions Bronze, Silver, Gold possible through the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program, which honors long term and post-acute care providers that have demonstrated their commitment to improving the quality of care for seniors and persons with disabilities.
“We congratulate this year’s Bronze award recipients and look forward to offering continued support and guidance on their journey to improve quality care,” said AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Board of Overseers Chair Alana Wolfe. “The dedication and focus on quality that each organization has shown garners recognition. It will serve their patients and residents well.”
Acknowledging the award, Paul Wasser, President & CEO of Dominican Village, stated "Dominican Village is grateful for this recognition of our commitment to quality service for our residents and in our continuing efforts toward constant improvement; we look forward to applying for the 2018 Silver AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award." This year marks the 25th Anniversary of Dominican Village, senior housing and assisted living community a sponsored ministry of the Sisters of St. Dominic, currently serving over 260 residents. Dominican Village is also receiving an Enhanced Assisted Living Residence certification, a higher level license to allow aging in place.
Dominican Village offers outstanding programs for seniors for more information contact us at 631-842-6618
April 26, 2018
Yolanda Ghighone turns 100 years!
Dominican Village resident Yolanda Ghighone turns 100 years! Yolanda born May 2, 1918 in Manhattan, to Joseph & Josephine Cantamessa. Her Family later moved to New Jersey. She met Joseph Ghignone at a dance and they wed April 26, 1941. They lived in Queens and later, Amityville. Yolanda worked at Bloomingdales for 25 years, retiring at 65. She enjoyed traveling with her husband and did volunteer work at Ozanum Hall and Booth Memorial Hospital. She was widowed after 63 years of marriage. Yolanda enjoys reading and knitting. She celebrated her milestone with family & friends at a brunch at Dominican Village, where she lives. A resident since 2010 Yolanda attributes her longevity to happiness, laughter and love. Happy Birthday Yolanda and many more to come!
April 26, 2018
Steven Stanley turns 100 years!
Dominican Village resident Steven Stanley turns 100 years! Mr. Stanley born April 25, 1918 served in the Air Core, met and married his wife Edwina; they were married for 73 years. Mr. Stanley retired from the NYPD back in 1965. The couple had four children and 10 great grandchildren. He celebrated his milestone with his daughter Pat and son Dennis. Fellow residents joined in on the festivities.
A resident since 2008 Mr. Stanley attributes his longevity to the quality of life at Dominican Village. Happy Birthday Steven and many more to come!
Dominican Village offers outstanding programs for seniors and volunteer opportunities for more information contact us at 631-842-6618
April 20, 2018
NYSCAL Noble Caregiver Award
Dominican Village a member of the New York State Center for Assisted Living, was selected to receive distinctions awards by NYSCAL to individuals throughout the industry who present unique abilities in various areas of senior care. The awards recognize frontline caregivers and volunteers for their contributions that lead to improved quality of life for the residents and the work environment of their colleagues.
Dominican Village is honored to announce two of its employees are recipients of two distinguished awards. Congratulations to Sherri Beverly receiving the Noble Caregiver award. Ms. Beverly has been with Dominican Village for over 25 years as the Dining Room Manager. Congratulations to Stacey Louidice for receiving the volunteer of the year award. Mrs. Louidice a volunteer for over two years is being recognized for her outstanding contributions in assisting residents in various capacities and improving the global senior living experience.
One of Dominican Village’s greatest accomplishments has been building our team to include so many individuals like Sherry and Stacey who share our vision to provide our residence with unparalleled amenities and services. Both employees will be honoured at the NYSHFA/NYSCAL Annual Conference in June in Rye, NY.
April 18, 2018
Dominican Village Celebrating a quarter century!
Dominican Village founded and sponsored by the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville, NY, marked a quarter-century of providing quality Independent and Assisted Living senior care; celebrated at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, NY.
The night included heartfelt speeches of honorees, John G. DiLiberto, Rev. Msgr. James C. Vlaun and Prioress Sr. Mary Pat Neylon representing the Sisters of St. Dominic, who’s leadership and support of Dominican Village are vital to this accomplishment.
A toast was raised to our incredible success over the past 25 years, and for continued success over the next 25 years. The day was a great milestone celebration. A big thank you to all of our sponsors, family and friends of Dominican Village….”When you’re here you’re home”.
Left to Right pictured: Honoree John G. DiLiberto Dominican Village’s Chairman of the Board, CEO of Telecare and Honoree Rev. Msgr. James C. Vlaun, Town Supervisor of Oyster Bay Joseph Saladino, Prioress Sr. Mary Pat Neylon representing honorees the Sisters of St. Dominic; Dominican Village’s CEO President Paul Wasser.
January 9th, 2018
Holiday Giving
Dominican Village coordinated with Assemblywoman Kimberly Jean-Pierre in supporting the U.S. Marine Corp Toys for Tots Campaign; donating toys in hopes of brightening the holidays for children in our local community. Pictured left to right: Dominican Village’s Community Relations Director Emily Monem, Paul Wasser CEO, Assemblywoman Kimberly Jean-Pierre and Executive Vice President Sr. Maureen Muir.
January 9th, 2018
Bringing TECHNO-Smiles
Broadridge Financial brought cheery smiles by providing a new computer center for the senior residents of Dominican Village. Pictured: Gerry Scavelli, wife Cindy and friends of Broadridge.
January 9th, 2018
TD Charitable Foundation
TD Charitable Foundation contributes to Dominican Village’s “Get Up & Go” Program. Pictured left to right: TD Bank’s CEO Ed Travaglianti & Emily Monem Dominican Village’s Community Relations Director.
September 11, 2017
SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE
Dominican Village’s senior residents and staff were proud to partner with Senator John Brooks to sponsor a Back to School Supply Drive for Roosevelt and Wyandanch School Districts. The residents and staff felt it was important that every child has much needed school supplies for the upcoming year. Everyone at Dominican Village would like to wish all local students a successful and rewarding school year.
Learn more about Roosevelt School District here.
Learn more about Wyandanch School District here.
May 24, 2017 (From The AMITYVILLE RECORD)
DELIVERING SMILES FOR MOTHERS DAY
Mother’s day is a day for celebrating and thanking mothers and Dominican Village did just that! Bouquets of two dozen roses were hand delivered to senior residents. “Nothing compares to the joy of receiving fresh flowers on Mother’s Day”, said the residents.
Dominican Village staff enjoyed the surprised expressions on the resident’s faces when they opened their doors. Their expressions of delight followed by smiles are priceless and are “Kodak moments”.
Dominican Village offers programs for seniors. For more information, call 631-842-6618 or visit us online.
December 22, 2016
A CHEERFUL GIFT
On Friday, December 16th Dominican Village residence received a cheerful gift from TD Bank Associates and Managers from several branches with an afternoon of Christmas Caroling. The joy of the season filled the halls as our residents joyfully joined in.
Dominican Village thanks TD Banks Kathleen Petronis Vice President/Store Manager and associates who commit to volunteering every year to bring joy and love to our residents!
December 21, 2016
BRINGING SMILES THROUGH CAROLING
On Wednesday, December 7th Dominican Village residence were entertained for the fifth year, by the National Grid Choir. Under the direction of Mr. Kinkaid, a variety of classic and gospel holiday songs were performed with our residents gleefully joining in.
Dominican Village thanks National Grid for volunteering during the holiday season!
SPREADING THE SPIRIT OF GIVING
Left to Right: Dominican Village’s CEO/President Paul Wasser, Center Assemblywoman Kimberly Jean-Pierre and Dominican Village’s Executive Vice President Sister Maureen Muir
Dominican Village coordinated with Assemblywoman Kimberly Jean-Pierre in supporting the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Campaign. Beautifully wrapped toys were donated in hopes to brighten the holidays for children in our local community.
CEO Paul Wasser and Executive Vice President Sister Maureen Muir stated “It’s wonderful to have this simple but direct opportunity to connect with and support people in our communities.”
November 1, 2016
Chinese Auction
Dominican Village of Amityville recently held its 10th Annual Chinese Auction On October 7, 2016. The event was a huge success raising over $30,000.They gratefully acknowledge that this night could not have been possible without the generosity of our sponsors, family members, and our local business friends who understand the importance of the care and support that they provide for residents. The net proceeds from this year’s Extravaganza exceeded last year’s by an incredible 75%! Such a jump is clearly attributed to the quality of the items that were available to those in attendance that evening. Everyone's support was a significant part of that success and will enable Dominican Village to purchase an innovative sound system with wireless headsets for the Helen Butler Hall. This state of the art equipment will now allow aging residents to become fully engaged when participating in events at Helen Butler Hall.
The staff of Dominican Village is passionately committed to making a difference in the lives of our residents by providing services of the highest quality in an environment which promotes socialization, good health, and independent choices.
August 23, 2016
HAWAIIAN LUAU
On August 5th Dominican Village senior residents got into the Hawaiian spirit by hosting its Annual Hawaiian Luau. Resident enjoyed entertainment by Dance Aloha. Dance Aloha dancers mingled with our residents and employees and taught them how to quiver and shake their hips. Prizes were awarded to those with the most “Hawaiian” spirit.
August 2016
Take a look at the beautiful story written by one of our resident's daughters. Click to read article
June 21, 2016
Happy 103rd Birthday Gen!
Please click here to see our press release of the amazing celebration.
May 11, 2016
Delivering Smiles
Mother's Day is a day for celebrating and thanking mothers. Dominican Village did just that! Bouquets of two dozen roses were hand delivered to our senior residents. “Nothing compares to the joy of receiving fresh flowers on Mother’s Day” said one of our 90 year olds.
Dominican Village staff enjoys the surprised expressions on the resident’s faces when they open their doors. Their expressions of delight followed by smiles are priceless and are “Kodak moments”
May 5, 2016
Cinco de Mayo!
On May 5th Dominican Village senior residents got into the spirit in commemorating the Mexican Army’s victory over the French forces. Seniors enjoyed homemade salsa, guacamole, toasted chips and margaritas. They were serenade by a local Mariachi band.
April 21, 2016
A Collaboration to bring smiles to Mothers to BE!
On March 31st, Dominican Village and North Amityville Kiwanis Club collaborated to provide local hospitals with well needed supplies and materials to assist mothers who are soon to have newborns.
Dominican Village and North Amityville Kiwanis Club hosted a “Community Baby Shower” where over 75 residents and staff of Dominican Village came together to make this event a huge success. The generosity was stupendous to benefit newborns at local hospitals with essential baby items to help ensure healthy beginnings for the mother & newborn. Over 200 new items were generated from the Shower. Clothing, handmade blankets, diapers, showering gels are just a few items to name that were distributed among Good Samaritan, St. Joseph’s and Southside Hospitals.
Both organizations stated “It was wonderful to have this simple but direct opportunity to connect with and support people in our communities.”
The Kiwanis Club of Amityville is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world, one child and one community at a time. To become a member please contact Louise Perrotta 631-412-3831.
March 9, 2016
Celebrating 105 years old
Theodora Tolle Tynebor was born in Brooklyn on March 11, 1911. At 19 years old she spent a year of study in Rome. When her mother was there to visit her, the two crossed into Germany to attempt a visit with her father’s family. While witnessing a parade honoring Adolf Hitler they were told to “Macht Der Heil” (Salute Hitler). Teddy beams when she recalls her mother saying “I don’t do that, I am an American”.
Teddy attended St. Agnes Academic High School in College Point, NY, where she was taught by the Sisters of St. Dominic. She then attended Marymount College in Tarrytown, NY, after which she received a Masters degree from St. John’s University. She then pursued a career in the NYC Public School. Teddy has resided at Dominican Village since May 2006 and is best known for her funny jokes and warm personality. The Administration, Staff & Residents of Dominican Village are elated to be celebrating Teddy’s 105th birthday with her as she still brings a zest for life to the Dominican Village Community.
September 9, 2015
Dominican Village Welcomes New CEO
Dominican Village (DV) is pleased to announce Mr. Paul F. Wasser, as their new President and CEO. Mr. Wasser brings over 21 years of health care experience to DV. He began his career as a clinician in Physical Therapy. He has earned an A.O.S. in Occupational Studies; a B.S. in Health Administration, and holds an MBA in Health Care Management. Mr. Wasser’s experience ranges the full spectrum in health care including work in acute, sub-acute, skilled nursing, head injury, assisted and independent living settings.
Mr. Wasser comes to Dominican Village from Somerset Gardens Senior Living where he served as Executive Director. He is the recipient of a number of awards including: “NYSCAL Administrator of the Year 2013,” “VESID Employer of the Year 2014,” “JCCA Employer of the Year,” “NYSCAL Innovative Practice Award,” and “ADRC 1st Place Award for Alzheimer’s Fund Raising.”
Mr Wasser’s administrative expertise combined with his clinical knowledge and experience will be of great benefit to the Dominican Village Retirement and Assisted Living Community.
Dominican Village is a not-for-profit, non-sectarian senior independent living and assisted living facility sponsored by the Sisters of St. Dominic. Currently serving over two hundred residents, its mission is “to provide a supportive environment in which the sacredness of life and the dignity of each person are held in the highest regard. We offer our residents a choice of programs and services which foster independence, promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health and maximize opportunities for socialization.”
For further information please call Dominican Village at (631) 842-6091
