The William Breman Jewish Home

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  D. S. 2 weeks ago

  While none of us wants to be in a situation where a loved one may need more care as they age, it does become the reality for some families and the choice of facility DOES MATTER. I have been blessed to have both my grandmother and mother at facilities within the Jewish HomeLife network. My grandmother received care at The William Breman Jewish Home years ago and now my mother, who currently resides at Berman Commons and was previously at The Cohen Home. Those of us thrust into caregiving for our parents become somewhat experts on everything “aging.” You know the level of care that your loved one needs and where and how they will best thrive. While there are many elder care facilities on every street corner now, I can assure you that very few match up to what JHL facilities provide. From independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing/rehab care and hospice care, JHL has every stage of care covered. What makes the facilities special is the dedicated team of people that keep things running efficiently. Starting with the Board of Directors who make the best decisions for the stakeholders down to the maintenance teams who make sure the buildings are safe and clean. There are a lot of people that deserve recognition for their outstanding service to not just my mother, but to all the staff and residents they serve. Neelam, Bridget, and Nicole work tirelessly to make sure that funds and resources are allocated properly and thoughtfully in all the JHL communities. They show care and concern for each families’ specific circumstances and work to ensure a fair and balanced approach to continued care so loved ones can age in place with dignity. At Berman Commons, we are beyond lucky to have one of the best Executive Directors you could ever find. Lisa is knowledgeable, kind, caring, and hard-working. She knows each resident so well and therefore is collaborative in making decisions with the families in all aspects of their care. She has an exceptional Nursing Dire

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  Ladytomymunchkins 3 weeks ago

  Our dad spent 3 weeks at The William Breman Jewish Home for short term rehab following a 2.5 week stay in the hospital. He discharged mid October. Our parents both required short term rehab a few times over the years. While we’ve had “fairly good” to “not good” experiences, this was well above the rest. We always had WBJH on our preferred list when a parent needed rehab but it never worked out WBJH had a spot until our dad’s recent stay. Everything exceeded what we expected. We’d like to mention few people — —Jane who never failed to greet us with a smile (and seemed to work all the the time ) —DJ who our dad found funny and helped him in so many ways —Barbara who radiated positivity no matter what —Melanie who made a point to speak to each of her patients at the start of every shift ( and our dad may have had a little crush on) —Sharon and Ivey (and other RNs we know we are missing ) who kept us updated with important info —Angela and Tina in PT/OT who kept to a schedule to ensure our dad received excellent therapies to aid in getting to discharge feeling better and stronger—-and always in an encouraging manner —Missoula who cleaned constantly (after every meal and then some ) on the 5th floor — Laverne at the front entrance who pleasantly greeted us each time we visited —the entire dining staff who prepared and served the best food ever in a “medical “ environment —Michelle Williams in admissions who was incredibly patient with us from day one —Judd Strong, social worker, who answered countless questions and provided meaningful guidance The overall organization of processes was evident almost immediately. Anytime we had questions , responsiveness was prompt and thorough. The entire building was spotless. Everyone who saw us —whether working with our dad or not— greeted us with a smile and hello. While no one wants to be in a rehab situation, for those who find themselves or loved ones needing this level of care, we highly recommend The William Breman

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