Senior Living & Care Options

Interconnect every day with people just like you.

An elderly couple sits on a wooden bench in a garden, smiling and enjoying their time. The woman, wearing a pink blouse and scarf, laughs heartily, and the man, in a checkered shirt, smiles warmly with his arm around her. A white picket fence stands in the background—a serene scene showcasing ideal living options.

Active Assisted Living at Rose Schnitzer Manor

Residents enjoy a life of autonomy, fulfillment, and community while receiving 24-hour support (if needed) with the activities of daily living.

An elderly man with white hair and a beard, wearing glasses and a light blue polo shirt, sits on a beige chair holding an open book. He appears to be in a relaxed, indoor setting with living and care options evident in the thoughtfully arranged bookshelf filled with books in the background.

Post-acute, Rehabilitation, and Long-Term Care at the Robison Jewish Health Center/Harold Schnitzer Center for Living

Elders in post-acute care, rehabilitation, and long-term skilled nursing receive thorough, person-centered medical supervision by loving nursing staff in their own private suite within a “household” of 12.

A caregiver helps an elderly man, who is using a walker, adjust his collar in a cozy bedroom. The room has a bed with a teddy bear on it and a window with blinds partially open. Both individuals are smiling and appear to be enjoying each other's company, showcasing the warm atmosphere of their living options.

Sinai
In-Home Care

Elders aging in any setting can receive an individualized level of support or care from a trained professional.

A man in a light yellow shirt and grey pants waves at the camera while standing next to a woman in a light blue blouse, both smiling. They are indoors with a table, chairs, and a wall with windows in the background, highlighting their cozy living space.

Adult Day
Services

Stimulating activities and a hot meal in a nurturing environment for aging loved ones with dementia to accommodate the unique needs of caregivers needing respite.