By Rabbi Bryan Kinzbrunner Passover is the celebration of the Israelite freedom from slavery 3,500 years ago. The holiday pays homage to the idea of achieving human freedom from oppression, a message that is to be remembered and relived year … Continue reading
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Start enjoying all the amenities of our warm, inviting Assisted Living community, without the stress of moving! Stein Assisted Living is now offering a beautiful, newly furnished, one bedroom apartment. Ease Right In! Spacious, private apartment Delicious Kosher meals Jewish … Continue reading
Ten Important Questions About Advance Health Care Directives
April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions Day. Have you created health care directives? If you haven’t, or you aren’t sure your documents are up to date, here some questions you might have. Why should people express their wishes about health … Continue reading
Finding Light in Dark Days
We are in midst of celebrating Hanukkah. The Jewish custom is to start the holiday by lighting one candle the first night and then to add one additional candle each night until the eighth night, when eight candles will be … Continue reading
November is Hospice and Palliative Care Month
This past April, following a series of hospitalizations for chronic lung disease, and after consulting with her family and doctors, it was announced that Former First Lady, Barbara Bush decided not to seek additional medical treatment and focus on comfort … Continue reading