Page 5 - Jewish Home News - Spring 2016

• Skilled nursing services, stabilizing and improving seniors’ health
by providing Alzheimer’s care, short-term rehabilitative care,
minimal care, moderate care, and total assistance care

• The Goldenberg•Ziman Special Care Center, designed to provide
exceptional skilled nursing care for patients with Alzheimer’s
disease and age-related dementia

This year, we worked hard to meet the needs of seniors today as we
simultaneously prepared for what comes tomorrow. To that end, in
2016 we envisioned new projects that will be self-suf cient or even
add revenue, further fueling our growth and our capacity to serve.

• Our vision of a Jewish Home on L.A.’s Westside nally became
a reality. The Gonda Healthy Aging Westside Campus offers
apartments for assisted living and memory care, priority access
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to skilled nursing care, and Fountainview at Gonda Westside, a
Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC).

• On our Grancell Village campus, we moved ahead with plans for
the Polak Family Memory Care Building and the Bagno Towers,
paving the way for services including assisted living, memory care,
a community clinic, and more. The Home adds a few

• At Eisenberg Village, we continued development of the indoor/ extra years to your life.
outdoor Shapiro Family Internet Café in the Pepp Center. Ernest Braunstein

• Our plans for the new Hirsch Family Campus in the San Fernando Resident
Valley include low-income housing, a new Brandman Centers ”
for Senior Care (BCSC), a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Rose Goldman
Elderly (PACE), and the Jewish Home’s award-winning Annenberg
School of Nursing. Resident

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