The Oscar &Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living

Blog for Thanksgiving Being Thankful in Trying Times Thanksgiving is ideally a time to be thankful and break bread with family and friends, but we all know that this idyllic view of Thanksgiving is not always possible in a world that is, by any...

Vicki Newman is a resident at Wilentz Senior Residence. She is very friendly and has shown a creative and artistic flair. She enjoys doing puzzles and even displays them in her room along the walls.

To listen to the story of Inge Katzenstein, one gets a special glimpse into what it was like to grow up in Germany in the 1930s.

Stein Hospice, part of The Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living, is pleased to co-sponsor a Community-Wide Healing Service in conjunction with Temple Sholom of Bridgewater for people of all faiths.

The Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living celebrated its 40th Anniversary of Service to Jewish Older Adults in Somerset County, this fall at a brunch on campus.

The Wilf Campus Walkers celebrated the first day of autumn with the 11th Annual Walk for Alzheimer's to support Alzheimer's, New Jersey

For Martin and Laura Kuhn, residents of Stein Assisted Living, the music has never stopped. The couple, who will celebrate 69 years of marriage this August, grew up in different parts of Germany but left in the late 1930s.

It was a college basketball game in 1941 that brought together Harriet and Sandy Krasky, now residents of Stein Assisted Living. Harriet was a cheerleader and Sandy a spectator who admired her.

Research has confirmed that art for both the viewer and creator, can have positive effects on the brain, making one feel good and promoting quality of life. At any age the language of art speaks to us in ways that words

Community Program sponsored by The Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living in Monroe Township Focuses on Learning to Recognize the Signs of Fraud