The Oscar &Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living

When a doctor recommends hospice, how does a family choose the right hospice for them or their loved one?

Throughout our lives we are faced with many situations, some good and some bad. We make choices on how we want to handle them. Why then do we put off making decisions regarding health care and what we want and don’t want at end of life?

Did you know that People with Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias who live alone are exposed to higher risks? Some of the risks include inadequate self-care, untreated medical conditions, wandering from the home unattended or accidental death.

This year, more than 200,000 people across the nation will be “on the MOVE” to end Alzheimer’s, including residents and staff from The Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living who will be participating in their own “Memory Walk.

As we enter the Jewish new Year of 5773, may this be a year we hear the quiet between the tears, the silence between the laughter, and allow that silence to be a guide for a sweet and meaningful new year.

Yoga is about bringing peace of mind and acceptance through breath and movement. Hospice is about comfort and support at the end of life.

Often, we wonder how we can engage these feelings of loss during times of renewal. Join Rabbi Bryan Kinzbrunner as we explore how to Deal with Loss during the Jewish Holidays.

The Martin and Edith Stein Assisted Living in Somerset, NJ has something really special growing in the backyard. We have a beautiful Victory Garden. Anna Simmons, our Executive Director, conceived the idea 3 years ago and it’s still growing.

The Martin and Edith Stein Residence is starting a new program on its Jaffa Gate Memory Care Neighborhood called the Montessori Reading Program.

For many of us, night time is not the right time to sleep. Discover new ways that the night time might become more relaxing for you.