Fast Facts about the Home

People

Three portraits of Jewish Home community members; volunteer, staff, and resident

Almost 600 active volunteers and more than 700 employees serve the Home's 375 residents.

From Generation to Generation

  • A growing number of residents are third generation – whose parents or family members once received services at the Jewish Home
  • Today, the Jewish Home serves individuals who are frailer and older, with more complex and diverse needs than ever before

Residents and Clients

  • More than 375 residents, whose average age is 87
  • Three-to-one ratio of women to men
  • Over 80% of residents use wheelchairs or walkers

Staff and Volunteers

  • More than 700 employees, ranging from nurses to facilities maintenance staff
  • Over 60% of staff provide direct medical and healthcare services
  • Full-time medical director / 24-hour physician on call / Physician’s assistant / Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner  
  • Nurse practitioners
  • Nursing staff – ranging from chief nursing executive, to psychiatric and registered nurses,  to certified nursing assistants
  • Operating from the Home’s licensed pharmacy, on-site pharmacists provide clinical pharmacy services to ensure residents receive optimal drug therapy
  • Full-time rabbi works with diverse volunteers and staff to make traditions and rituals come alive
  • Certified dietary manager supervises more than 500,000 meals served annually; Food and Nutritional Services staff are available to discuss residents’ special dietary needs
  • Professional Social Services staff attend to the psychosocial needs of residents and families
  • Almost 600 active volunteers contribute approximately 30,000 hours annually, varying from visiting with residents to fundraising




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