Christie’s will unveil an exhibition of selected highlights from three New York auctions taking place this spring: Latin American Art, Post-War to Present, and Contemporary Edition. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, 18 February in the Miami Design District. Jessica Katz, Southeast Regional Director, Christie’s, comments, “It’s an absolute honor for us to partner with the Miami Design District this season to showcase highlights from Christie’s spring auctions. The artists in the Latin American Art, Contemporary Edition, and Post-War to Present Sales represent an incredible range of talents that reflect the diverse landscape of Miami. We are pleased to bring these artworks to our local community this February.” The first auction represented in the series, Latin American Art, is a sale that honors and celebrates the diverse visual culture from across the Americas and the Caribbean and this season will feature exceptional works by the foremost modern and contemporary artists from the region. Highlights on view in Miami include Dancers, a painting by late Colombian master Fernando Botero (estimate: $1,200,000 – 1,800,000) as well as a fantastic selection of artworks by Cuban artists: La vanguardia: Cuban Art from the Ruibal Family Collection. Contemporary Edition DAMIEN HIRST (B. 1965) All You Need is Love, Love, Love screenprint in colors, on wove paper, 2008 signed and dedicated 'For Chuck / Thank you so much / Damien XXX' in pencil, numbered 27/150 Estimate: $20,000-30,000 The second sale of the series with artworks debuting in Miami is Post-War to Present, the premier platform for celebrated figures of the Post-War era and leading artistic voices of today. The works coming to Miami represent a richly diverse group of painters, including pioneering artists like Lynne Drexler and Sam Gilliam, as well as fresh examples exploring new perspectives on figuration through a contemporary lens by Loie Hollowell, Danielle McKinney, and more. One focal point of Post-War to Present is presented in collaboration with a leading local institution, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami).  A group of works, generously donated by contemporary artists and their galleries, will be offered between the ICA Miami’s Annual Gala, celebrating the museum’s 10th anniversary on March 2, and the Christie’s auction nine days later. Proceeds will support ICA Miami’s energetic calendar of programming and exhibitions and its commitment to expanding the artistic canon by highlighting the work of important and under-recognized artists. The museum provides free and open access to audiences year round. The third and final auction represented in the Miami exhibition is Contemporary Edition. Comprising more than 130 Post-War and Contemporary Prints and Multiples, this sale includes a fantastic selection of work by leading names with estimates starting under $1,000, accessible for those just beginning their foray into art collecting and seasoned enthusiasts alike. Leading highlights on view in Miami include examples by Damien Hirst, Ed Ruscha, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. This season, the Contemporary Edition sale will begin with a selection of prints and works on paper from the Collection of Brooke and Carolyn Alexander. Beginning in 1968, Brooke Alexander was one of the United States’ leading publishers of prints and multiples, working with many major names of 20th Century art including Jasper Johns, Donald Judd, Bruce Nauman, and Raymond Pettibon, and more. Post-War to Present DANIELLE MCKINNEY (B. 1981) Home by 8 acrylic on canvas signed and dedicated 'To: Vaughn with Love ♥ D. Mckinney' (on the reverse). Painted in 2021. Estimate: $50,000-70,000 Christie’s will unveil an exhibition of selected highlights from three New York auctions taking place this spring: Latin American Art, Post-War to Present, and Contemporary Edition. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, 18 February in the Miami Design District. Jessica Katz, Southeast Regional Director, Christie’s, comments, “It’s an absolute honor for us to partner with the Miami Design District this season to showcase highlights from Christie’s spring auctions. The artists in the Latin American Art, Contemporary Edition, and Post-War to Present Sales represent an incredible range of talents that reflect the diverse landscape of Miami. We are pleased to bring these artworks to our local community this February.” The first auction represented in the series, Latin American Art, is a sale that honors and celebrates the diverse visual culture from across the Americas and the Caribbean and this season will feature exceptional works by the foremost modern and contemporary artists from the region. Highlights on view in Miami include Dancers, a painting by late Colombian master Fernando Botero (estimate: $1,200,000 – 1,800,000) as well as a fantastic selection of artworks by Cuban artists: La vanguardia: Cuban Art from the Ruibal Family Collection. The second sale of the series with artworks debuting in Miami is Post-War to Present, the premier platform for celebrated figures of the Post-War era and leading artistic voices of today. The works coming to Miami represent a richly diverse group of painters, including pioneering artists like Lynne Drexler and Sam Gilliam, as well as fresh examples exploring new perspectives on figuration through a contemporary lens by Loie Hollowell, Danielle McKinney, and more. One focal point of Post-War to Present is presented in collaboration with a leading local institution, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami). A group of works, generously donated by contemporary artists and their galleries, will be offered between the ICA Miami’s Annual Gala, celebrating the museum’s 10 th anniversary on March 2, and the Christie’s auction nine days later. Proceeds will support ICA Miami’s energetic calendar of programming and exhibitions and its commitment to expanding the artistic canon by highlighting the work of important and under-recognized artists. The museum provides free and open access to audiences year round. The third and final auction represented in the Miami exhibition is Contemporary Edition. Comprising more than 130 Post-War and Contemporary Prints and Multiples, this sale includes a fantastic selection of work by leading names with estimates starting under $1,000, accessible for those just beginning their foray into art collecting and seasoned enthusiasts alike. Leading highlights on view in Miami include examples by Damien Hirst, Ed Ruscha, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. This season, the Contemporary Edition sale will begin with a selection of prints and works on paper from the Collection of Brooke and Carolyn Alexander. Beginning in 1968, Brooke Alexander was one of the United States’ leading publishers of prints and multiples, working with many major names of 20th Century art including Jasper Johns, Donald Judd, Bruce Nauman, and Raymond Pettibon, and more. Contemporary Edition ED RUSCHA (B. 1937) Made in California Screenprint in colors, on Arches paper, 1971, initialed and dated in pencil, numbered 84/100 Estimate: $60,000 – 80,000 Post-War to Present LOIE HOLLOWELL (B. 1983) Lick Lick in Blue, Green and Yellow signed, titled and dated '2015 Loie Hollowell "Lick- Lick"' (on the overlap); signed again, titled again and dated again 'Loie Hollowell 2015 "lick-lick" (Blue & green)' (on the reverse) oil on canvas mounted on panel Painted in 2015. Estimate: $500,000-700,000 Latin American Art FERNANDO BOTERO (1932-2023) Dancers oil on canvas signed and dated 'Botero, 10' (lower right) Painted in 2010. Estimate: $1,200,000-1,800,000 Contemporary Edition JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT (1960-1988) Cabeza, from Portfolio II screenprint in colors, on Saunders paper, 2004, with Gerard Basquiat's signature in pencil on the reverse, numbered 24/85, Estimate: $50,000 – 70,000 Post-War to Present LYNNE DREXLER (1928-1999) Early Morning signed, titled and dated 'LYNNE DREXLER EARLY MORNING 1966' (on the reverse) oil on canvas Painted in 1966. Estimate: $120,000-180,000 Latin American Art Property of and Important Private Collector OLGA DE AMARAL (b. 1932) Lienzo ceremonial 13 Signed, dated, titled and numbered ‘Olga de Amaral, 1989, LIENZO CEREMONIAL 13, 611’ (on a label affixed to the verso) acrylic, gesso, gold leaf and nylon threads on linen Executed in 1989. Estimate: $120,000 – 180,000 By ML staff. Image courtesy of Christie’s

Halle Bailey and Grace Summer wore Gucci by Sabato de Sarno to the Pre-Grammy Gala & Grammy Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jon Platt at The Beverly Hilton on February 03, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. Halle Bailey wore a Gucci dress in black velvet with silk duchesse straps and high splits and Gucci high heel sandals to the Pre-Grammy Gala & Grammy Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jon Platt. Grace Gummer wore a Gucci gown with pleated chiffon skirt, lace and velvet intarsia to the Pre-Grammy Gala & Grammy Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jon Platt. Additionally, Caroline Trentini wore Gucci by Sabato de Sarno to the Vogue Ball on February 03, 2024 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Images Courtesy of Gucci/Getty Images

In addition to hosting the prestigious annual top-tier tennis event, the 2024 Miami Open presented by Itaú is set to introduce an esteemed Wheelchair Tennis Tournament and the inaugural Major League Pickleball (MLP) All-Star Tournament, marking a historic milestone for a Masters 1000 series event. The Wheelchair Tennis Tournament, slated for March 26 – 28, will welcome all ticket holders to witness this inclusive competition. Originating in the 1992 Paralympics in Barcelona, wheelchair tennis has since become a staple at all four Grand Slams since 2007. Guiding this tournament as director is Shingo Kunieda, a four-time Paralympic gold medalist and holder of 28 major singles titles. Among the esteemed players to grace the court are Great Britain’s Gordon Reid and Argentina’s Gustavo Fernandez, alongside other notable contenders. Pickleball, a sport experiencing exponential growth in the United States, will be showcased at the 2024 Miami Open through the Major League Pickleball (MLP) All-Star Tournament, scheduled from March 27 – 29. Open to all ticketholders, this tournament will feature 16 of the top MLP professionals engaging in round-robin pool play and three thrilling playoff matches. Furthermore, fans can anticipate MLP stars teaming up with celebrities in a Pro-Am round-robin tournament and a Pro-Am team exhibition match. The 2024 Miami Open tournament, spanning from March 17 – 31, will spotlight the Wheelchair Tennis Tournament on March 26 – 28 and the Major League Pickleball (MLP) All-Star Tournament on March 27 – 29, offering a special fusion of athleticism and inclusivity. For ticket information click here. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Miami Open

Jeff & Cindy Conine and Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation recently hosted the Conine All-Star Golf Classic, an annual fundraiser that helps underwrite expenses at the Conine Clubhouse, a hotel-like facility adjacent to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital where families can stay for free while a child is being treated. Cindy and Jeff Conine The 30th annual event was held for the seventh consecutive year at the Fort Lauderdale County Club. The 276-player tournament raised $550,000 and has now generated well over $8 million in its history for the Conine Clubhouse, enabling more than 25,000 families to stay at the facility and remain close to sick kids during critical times in their lives. Star Spangled Banner (image by Michael Hopkins Photography) “I wouldn’t trade my athletic career for anything, but this event enables us to affect people’s lives, so that’s much bigger than sports,” said Jeff Conine. “The Conine Clubhouse is a special place that we love supporting, and I’m prouder of that than anything I did on the baseball field.” Greg Marsh, Jeff Conine Presented by Custom Rod & Reel, the fundraiser featured a celebrity in every foursome, including Alonzo Mourning, Glen Rice, Carlos Boozer, Ki-Jana Carter, Dennis Martinez, Orlando “El Duque” Hernandez, Livan Hernadez, Shawn Wooden, Lamar Thomas, Rick Ankiel, Gaby Sanchez, and many others. Livan Hernandez, Glen Rice, Orlando Hernandez David Ragno, Carlos Boozer Dr. Marvin K. Smith, Alonzo Mourning Scott Ingold, Rem Sanchez, Gaby Sanchez, Judy Sanchez Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital is one of the nation’s leading pediatric hospitals, offering a comprehensive scope of healthcare services and programs in a caring, compassionate setting designed specifically for children. A level one trauma center, it combines advanced technology, the expertise of board-certified specialists, and a patient and family-centered approach to heal the body, mind, and spirit of those it touches. The hospital’s nonprofit foundation focuses on philanthropy to positively impact patients, families, and underwrite programs, facilities, and equipment that support the pediatric facility’s mission. To learn more about Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, visit jdch.com and connect with @jdchospital on Facebook, X,YouTube, and Instagram. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital & Michael Hopkins Photography

The Donald M. Ephraim Sun & Stars International Film Festival© (SASIFF), presented by MorseLife, brings the most captivating, memorable and award-winning films to Palm Beach County with 25 films that will provide a brilliant experience for the community to enjoy. From documentary and history to LGBTQIA and romance, attendees will be able to explore all the films representing 16 nations. The Donald M. Ephraim Sun & Stars International Film Festival will take place Tuesday, February 27– Monday, March 11, at two prestigious theaters in Palm Beach County, Rinker Playhouse at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts and Paragon Theaters at Delray Marketplace. Taking Venice: An art heist like no other unfolds in this documentary that plays like a whodunit. The subject is not stolen paintings but a 1964 scheme by U.S. government officials in league with powerful gallery owner Leo Castelli and curator Alan Solomon to hijack the Grand Prize of the venerable Venice Biennale, considered the Olympics of the art world, and assure that it is awarded to an American for the first time ever. To celebrate the SASIFF highlights, the Festival will host three special events throughout the festival, including: Opening Night: SASIFF will open on Tuesday, February 27 with the brilliant art-heist documentary “Taking Venice,” featuring guest appearances by director Amei Wallach and art curator, president and CEO of The Society of the Four Arts Philip Rylands for an audience discussion. Prior to the screening, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy a cocktail reception at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts Cohen Pavilion. Centerpiece: SASIFF will highlight the film “Less Than Kosher” as a centerpiece program on March 5. Actor Shaina Silver-Baird will host a Q&A following her musical comedy/drama, “Less Than Kosher.” Closing Night: SASIFF will close on Monday, March 11 with the heart-warming Italian romantic comedy, “Never Too Later for Love,” starring writer/director Gianni Di Gregorio and Italian cinema icon Stefania Sandrelli. Following the closing night film, an after-party will take place at Batch Gastropub, adjacent to Paragon Theaters – Delray Marketplace, to celebrate the achievements of this year's Festival. Light bites and refreshments are included in the ticket price. To purchase tickets, please visit sasiff.org By ML Staff. Images courtesy of SASIFF

Introducing the Bolide, Bugatti’s latest track-only hypercar, meticulously crafted around the renowned W16 engine. This exceptional vehicle exemplifies Bugatti’s commitment to automotive innovation, seamlessly blending the W16’s power with a lightweight, daring aesthetic. The Bolide’s racing prowess is evident in its design, with the W16 engine optimized for the racetrack. Turbochargers and lubrication systems are fine-tuned to endure high temperatures and forces, unleashing the iconic engine’s full power. The result is a symphony of power, with de-throttled intake and exhaust systems creating a new soundtrack for the W16. Technical considerations seamlessly translate into the Bolide’s aesthetic design, boasting provocative proportions that embody Bugatti’s “Form follows performance” ethos. The carbon monocoque, wrapped around the compact drive-train, contributes to extreme aerodynamic effectiveness and signifies liberation from unnecessary weight. Achieving remarkable downforce, the Bolide showcases groundbreaking aerodynamics, uncompromising design, and a low center of gravity. This ultra-light vehicle, capable of mastering extreme cornering speeds, harnesses nearly three tons of downforce. The front diffuser, air curtains, and underfloor work in unison to create a suction effect while minimizing drag, demonstrating Bugatti’s aerodynamic mastery. The Bolide’s cockpit transports one to a sport prototype ambiance inspired by LMP1 race cars, reflecting Bugatti’s focus on performance and functionality. With a state-of-the-art push-rod suspension architecture, the Bolide ensures a thrilling and responsive driving experience, mirroring the handling dynamics of an LMP1 race car. In the braking realm, the Bolide draws inspiration from Formula 1, employing ceramic disks and pads for deceleration. Lightweight calipers with dedicated cooling ducts push the boundaries of performance and innovation. The Bolide is not just a hypercar; it is a remarkable fusion of power, aerodynamics, and precision engineering, redefining track limits. For more info visit www.bugatti.com. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Bugatti

In the world of luxury aviation, the ACH160 stands tall as a beacon of sophistication and innovation. Combining ultra-modern features with a sleek and stylish design, this helicopter embodies a harmonious blend of speed, agility, and uncompromising comfort, setting a new standard for aerial luxury. Exquisite Design Redefined The ACH160 is not just a helicopter; it’s a statement of elegance in motion. Its stylistically demanding design showcases the pinnacle of contemporary aerodynamics while exuding an aura of sheer luxury. From its streamlined silhouette to its meticulously crafted interior, every aspect reflects a commitment to aesthetic perfection. Unparalleled Performance and Agility This ultimate helicopter is not only visually striking but also a powerhouse in the skies. Its state-of-the-art engineering ensures ultra-modern performance capabilities, delivering swift and agile maneuvers that set it apart in the realm of aerial transportation. Supreme Comfort Elevated Step inside the ACH160, and you’ll enter a realm of unparalleled luxury. The highest possible levels of comfort have been meticulously integrated into every aspect of the interior design. Sumptuous materials, ergonomic seating, and an ambiance of refined opulence redefine what it means to travel in absolute comfort and style. The Essence of Ultimate Luxury As the quintessential ultimate helicopter, the ACH160 is more than a mode of transportation; it’s an experience in itself. Its combination of cutting-edge technology, impeccable design, and uncompromising comfort sets a new benchmark for luxury aviation, catering to those who seek nothing less than the best. The ACH160 epitomizes the art of elegant travel, effortlessly blending sophistication with innovation. It embodies the pursuit of excellence in aerial engineering, presenting a vision of luxury that goes beyond expectations. For those who demand the finest in both style and performance, the ACH160 stands as the ultimate symbol of refined taste and unrivaled luxury in the realm of aviation. To learn more visit www.airbuscorporatehelicopters.com. By ML staff. Images courtesy of Airbus Helicopters.

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, in partnership with Neiman Marcus Coral Gables and Land Rover Coral Gables, successfully hosted the 14th annual Splendor in the Garden event on January 18, 2024. This prestigious event was a remarkable blend of fashion, philanthropy, and community engagement. Swanee DiMare, a revered figure in the community, served as the Honorary Chair of the event, bringing her unique charm and leadership to the forefront. The fashion show was a highlight of the day, where Wes Gordon, the esteemed Creative Director of Carolina Herrera, presented his much-anticipated Spring Collection 2024. This year’s Splendor in the Garden was particularly special as it recognized and honored past Fairchild Philanthropy Award Recipients since 2012, many of whom attended and lent their support to the charity and the event. The day unfolded with elegance and excitement, starting with a champagne reception, followed by a delightful luncheon catered by La Basque. The Neiman Marcus fashion show captivated the audience, showcasing Wes Gordon's latest collection, which was met with wide acclaim. Laurie Jennings, a six-time Emmy winner, graced the event as the host, adding an extra layer of sophistication to the proceedings. The Splendor in the Garden event was more than a celebration of fashion and philanthropy; it was a vital fundraiser for Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. Proceeds from the event were instrumental in raising awareness and funding for numerous conservation, science, horticulture, and educational programs at the Garden. These initiatives included global conservation efforts, local horticultural enhancements, and educational outreach programs that impacted over 300,000 schoolchildren annually. Through events like Splendor in the Garden, Fairchild continues to establish itself as a leader in environmental stewardship and education. By ML staff. Image courtesy of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

Paradox Miami, the ultimate interactive indoor experience, located in the heart of Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, has announced an ongoing collaboration and partnership with Breakthrough Miami, an academic enrichment program that uses a student-teaching-students model to ensure that motivated, under-resourced 5th – 12th grade students have access to excellent educational opportunities, graduate from high school on time, and attend college. Paradox, known for its enriching, entertaining and educational components will now be engaging Breakthrough’s seventh grade Scholars with hands-on field experiences at Paradox aligned with their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) curricular focus. "An opportunity generator for 32 years in this community, Breakthrough Miami is founded upon partnerships,” said Lori-Ann M. Cox, Chief Executive Officer of Breakthrough. “We‘re excited to ignite a lasting collaboration with the Paradox Museum, which provides the opportunity to meaningfully expose and engage our Scholars with the museum's extensive educational resources and interactive exhibits, advancing our 7th grade STEM curriculum." Breakthrough Miami uses a unique “students-teaching-students” model to create a rigorous, vibrant learning community, where highly motivated, traditionally underrepresented 5th-12th grade students are supported to achieve post-secondary success and emerging leaders are inspired to become the next generation of educators and advocates. Recruited in the 4th grade, Breakthrough Scholars begin the program in the summer before 5th grade and are served through graduation from high school and then welcomed to the Alumni Network. Breakthrough Miami serves 1,500 5th-12th grade Scholars year-round at seven year-round community campus sites. Breakthrough addresses the experiences, rigor, access and networks that define the opportunity gap, quietly but powerfully advancing more resourced youth, resulting in disparate high school and graduation completion rates and unrealized potential among traditionally marginalized students. Breakthrough impacts more than 2,000 youth annually, reaching students from 150 zip codes and 320 schools. Committed to leveling the playing field, Breakthrough is closing the opportunity gap, generating social mobility, nurturing self-actualization, and promoting an inclusive and engaged community. In 2023, Breakthrough was selected and recognized as The Children’s Trust Program of the Year and 2023 Volunteer Florida Program of the Year. In 2021 and 2022 Breakthrough Miami was awarded South Florida’s only Inspire Change Social Justice grant by the National Football League, among many other accolades. This marks the first of many successful collaborations between its community and Paradox. With such growth in the U.S., their Las Vegas and Miami locations have resulted in Paradox continuing to expand nationally with a location coming soon in Chicago. The concept has continued to grow and has locations all around the globe, with locations in Paris, Barcelona, Stockholm and will be soon coming to London and Shanghai. The family-friendly activation site unites everyone looking to include some education, entertainment, and everything in between. Paradox is open for private events and buyouts. Events include networking events, private events, business meetings, product launches, full buyouts and more. “We are very happy to be partnering with Breakthrough Miami on events and philanthropic initiatives to help under-resourced children unleash their true potential,” said U.S Partner, Pierre Charalambides. “Our Paradox Miami venue offers a unique educational and interactive entertainment experience for children of all ages and, like Breakthrough, we enjoy the great relationships we have developed with all the schools participating in their programs.” or more information on Paradox or to purchase tickets, visit www.paradoxmuseummiami.com. For the most up-to-date news and information, please follow the museum on Instagram @miami.paradoxmuseum and on Facebook  @paradoxmuseummia. By ML staff. Image courtesy of Paradox Miami Partners

The Reserve Cup presented by Richard Mille, takes place in Miami on February 8 -10. Hosted by Reserve Padel CEO, Wayne Boich, and NBA icon Jimmy Butler, the event will mark the largest independently owned padel tournament in the world. Highlights of the tournament: 3 action-packed days (February 8 -10)— showcasing the pinnacle of padel, top-tier entertainment, dining, shopping, and exhilarating waterfront matches. 14 of the world’s top padel players, including #1 Juan Lebrón and #1 Alejandro Galán. All competing for the largest purse (prize money) per player in padel history. Celebrity players and partners, such as Derek Jeter, Venus Williams and Claire Holt, will also participate. Derek Jeter and Jimmy Butler will serve as tournament team captains. Venus Williams and Claire Holt will play in a special celebrity charity match, in which $1M+ has already been raised. For more info visit https://reservepadel.com/ By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Reserve Padel

Jennifer Lopez  carried a Gucci Savoy duffle bag with fluo details and customized with her initials in New York City, New York on February 1, 2024. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Gucci/Backgrid

Jewish Family Home Care (JFHC) – a not-for-profit agency – is proud to announce that it received three 2024 Best of Home Care Awards from HCP, the leading firm in experience management for post-acute care, including the Leader in Experience, Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice awards. JFHC received both the Best of Home Care® – Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice Awards from HCP in 2023. The Leader in Experience Award is the highest recognition awarded by HCP and is given to select home care businesses that consistently rank among the very highest in 10 or more quality metrics. As a Leader in Experience, Jewish Family Home Care is now recognized among the top 10% of home care providers participating in the nationwide HCP Experience Management Program. This accomplishment demonstrates JFHC’s long-term dedication to excellent care and quality improvement. To qualify for this award, 10% of JFHC’s clients and caregivers were interviewed each month by HCP. Over a 12-month period, JFHC received high client and caregiver satisfaction ratings in areas such as caregiver training, compassion of caregivers, communication, scheduling, client/caregiver compatibility and more. Using feedback from clients and employees, as well as quality benchmarks from HCP, the JFHC management team set goals to reach the highest level of experience possible. JFHC scored in the top 15% in the country among other providers. The Provider of Choice and Employer of Choice Awards are granted only to the top-ranking home care providers, based on client and employee satisfaction scores gathered by HCP. JFHC is now ranked among a small handful of home care providers across the country who have proven their ability to provide an exceptional working experience to employees and the highest quality care to clients. Best of Home Care providers have contracted with HCP to gather feedback from their clients and caregivers via live phone interviews each month. Because HCP is an independent company, it can collect honest and unbiased feedback. JFHC provides multi-reach, non-medical home quality home care for Broward County, Florida seniors from all reaches of life and any faith. JFHC is one of the largest providers of home health care, providing assistance to Holocaust survivors and anyone in Broward County needing in-home care. Providing service to more than 400 clients, JFHC offers services such as home health aides, companions, housekeepers and certified nursing assistants. It delivers tailor-made home health care plans, with special consideration to patients’ physical and emotional needs, as well as their family’s budget. “It’s an honor to be selected for the 2024 Best of Home Care® – Leader in Experience, Employer & Provider of Choices awards from HCP,” said JFHC Chief Operating Officer Robin Miller. “These awards are a testament to our commitment to providing exceptional in-home care to our clients, as it’s based on the feedback of both our clients and our incredible caregivers. Knowing that we’re making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and their families, in partnership with our dedicated team, fuels our passion and commitment to exceeding expectations every day.” The Best of Home Care – Leader in Experience Award highlights the top-performing home care businesses in the nation. HCP believes that by honoring these providers, families looking for in-home care for a loved one will be able to recognize and choose a trusted home care provider. “At HCP, our mission is to help post-acute care businesses create an experience that goes beyond client and caregiver expectations; ultimately improving outcomes for all stakeholders in the care continuum,” says Todd Austin, President of HCP. “When we see agencies like Jewish Family Home Care that have so effectively provided outstanding care and employment experiences, we know we’re on the right track. Jewish Family Home Care has worked extremely hard to prioritize high-quality care and employment, and their work hasn’t gone unnoticed. This award allows them to show proof of quality to potential clients and caregivers.” To find out more about JFHC’s commitment to experience, please visit JFCares.org or call 954.908.5677. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of HCP