Cedar Sinai Park

Enriching Senior Living & Care

Our mission is to provide residential and community-based care to our elders and adults with special needs, allowing them to live with comfort, independence, and dignity in a manner and in an environment based on Jewish values.

Founded on Core Jewish Values. Warmly Welcoming People of all Faiths.

We've earned our reputation.

Personal stories say it best

“Why don’t you move in now? Before you get too old!”
- Arthur

Focusing on People

As much support as needed

Rose Schnitzer
Manor Assisted
Living

Honoring our mothers and fathers is integrated into every facet of life at Rose Schnitzer Manor. When you live with us, you become a member of our trusted family.

Skilled
Nursing

Whether you are recovering from a planned or unplanned surgery, or another major health event, you will find a full range of support services and post-acute care to help in your recovery, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies. We also offer long-term care for loved ones who require attentive and compassionate 24-hour medical care and supervision.

Adult Day
Services

We create a nurturing environment where your loved one will enjoy engaging in stimulating activities while you receive respite from the unique stresses of caring for someone living with dementia.

Sinai In-Home
Care

Sinai In-Home caregivers provide full-service daily, or occasional visits—whatever you need to age at home. Every option is accompanied by the dignity and respect you would expect from the Cedar Sinai Park family.

“You walk in the door here and it looks like a home. It’s got pictures on the walls, carpets, statues, and a very friendly staff. I have a lovely apartment with a view of the forest. It feels like a home. I’m a cultural Jew and it’s nice to be surrounded by other cultural Jews, although I enjoy the fact that maybe [40 percent] of the place is not Jewish. I would use the Yiddish word, Haimish, to describe Cedar Sinai Park, because it is a simple, homey place.”

“This is a very interesting and diverse group of people who are intellectually curious well into their nineties. My husband is Jewish, but I am not, and about [40 percent] of the people here are not Jewish, and we all get along just fine. The place is well- constructed with a brilliant layout. The grounds and the greenery and the nature path are marvelous.”

“There are a lot of good, interesting people here, and wonderful activities. I am a people person, and that's why I live here.”

“There are a lot of activities here that people attend. People here are more likely to be educated than other places I investigated. I didn't know much about Judaism, so I studied the Torah for two years. As far as I'm concerned, religion is your own choice, and now that I know why certain traditions are done, I can understand them. The attitudes toward people and the variety of people here are much healthier than the other faiths that I've been near, and I like the fact that people are not judgmental.”

“I like it here. They take good care of us; they really do. The staff is wonderful. And the residents are very nice. There are a lot of activities.”

I’m definitely very happy here. I have a beautiful apartment with a patio and I can sit outside and read. There are loads of activities that you can do all day. The people are very nice and they are open to suggestions. That makes a difference.

Providing thorough, thoughtful, loving elder care with dignity for over 100 years.

Who lives, works, and volunteers at Cedar Sinai Park? Read our
stories for a sense of the people within our vibrant human tapestry.

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