Sinai Residences ranks No. 2 among Florida small nursing homes in Newsweek list

Toby & Leon Cooperman Sinai Residences in Boca Raton was named to Newsweek’s America’s Best Nursing Homes 2027 list, placing No. 2 in Florida in the small nursing home category. The ranking also makes Sinai Residences the No. 1 continuing care retirement community, underscoring its care quality, staffing and resident satisfaction.

Why it matters: - The Newsweek ranking gives Boca Raton’s Toby & Leon Cooperman Sinai Residences a public benchmark of care quality against nursing homes nationwide. - The result also positions the community as a top continuing care retirement community, which can matter to older adults and families comparing long-term care options. - The recognition draws on staffing, inspections, professional reputation, accreditation and resident feedback, so the ranking combines multiple measures of performance.

What happened: - Toby & Leon Cooperman Sinai Residences was named to Newsweek’s America’s Best Nursing Homes 2027 list. - The Boca Raton community ranked No. 2 in Florida in the small nursing home category. - By default, Sinai Residences also ranked No. 1 among continuing care retirement communities. - Newsweek produced the list with Statista, a global statistics portal and industry ranking provider. - The ranking was released Nov. 5, 2026.

The details: - Newsweek’s annual ranking covers nursing homes in three size groups: large with 150 or more certified beds, medium with 100 to 149 certified beds and small with 50 to 99 certified beds. - Facilities are evaluated on performance indicators, reputation, accreditations and resident and visitor satisfaction. - Performance indicators include staffing, quality measures and health inspections. - Reputation is based on an online survey of medical professionals, including registered nurses, nursing home managers, licensed therapists and physicians. - Accreditation factors include recognition by The Joint Commission and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for meeting quality and safety standards. - Resident and visitor satisfaction is reflected in Google ratings. - Rachel Blumberg, president and CEO of Toby & Leon Cooperman Sinai Residences, said the honor reflects the work of nurses, therapists and caregivers and the attention and kindness they provide residents. - Blumberg said the ranking is meaningful because it is based on hard data and the voices of medical professionals, residents and families. - Sinai Residences has also been ranked No. 1 Best Place to Work in America for Aging Services in the small/medium category twice. - The community says that employer recognition reflects workplace culture, transparency and the dignity of every employee.

Between the lines: - The ranking supports Sinai Residences’ pitch that care quality and workplace culture are linked. - The separate recognition as both a care provider and an employer suggests the community is trying to stand out on staffing stability as much as on resident outcomes. - For families, third-party rankings can serve as a shorthand when comparing senior living options, especially when the methodology includes multiple sources of evidence.

What's next: - Sinai Residences will likely use the Newsweek placement in future outreach to prospective residents, families and employees. - The full list is available in Newsweek’s published ranking. - More information about the community is available at SinaiResidences.com.