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REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2015

Letter from the CEO and Board Chair2015 was an exciting year for Jewish Senior Life. We made great strides in enhancing quality and choice in senior care. You’ll see some examples of that in this Report to the Community.

Our commitment to our residents and customers guides our decisions. They are at the center of their care planning and decision making. More than just caring for people, we care about them.

We’re very proud to have been one of a select number of organizations recognized by CARF International in 2015 for our high-quality aging and rehabilitation services and our commitment to person-centered care, for those of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds. Our mission since 1920 has been to help older adults thrive in an atmosphere of respect, compassion and individuality, and this accreditation affirms our achievements.

In 2016, our campus expansion begins, including developing “small-home household” environments for our long-term care residents. While our campus will physically transform, ultimately the campus plan is about people—our residents, their families, and our staff. We’ll provide an environment that meets each resident’s needs better than ever before—redefining what “home” means, and revolutionizing care for our community’s elders.

Michael King Ted AxelrodPresident and CEO Board ChairJewish Senior Life Jewish Senior Life

Michael King

Ted Axelrod

Innovative New Programs in 2015Music & Memory Jewish Senior Life became the first certified care community in the Rochester area to offer the Music & MemorySM program. Caregivers provide iPods with personalized song playlists to residents with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other cognitive and physical challenges so they can reconnect with the world through music-triggered memories. Music can help residents shift their moods, manage stress-induced agitation, stimulate positive interactions, facilitate cognitive function and coordinate motor movements.

This program is available thanks to the generosity of Bunny and Mort Skirboll, who were inspired by the program’s targeted approach to reengage and connect with residents suffering from a wide range of cognitive and physical challenges.

Personalized playlists provide wonderful tools for some residents who are unable to verbally express themselves due to their diminishing abilities. They can communicate and express themselves through their emotions and feelings. Jewish Senior Life is committed to the success of the program by establishing “memory coaches” to help identify residents who would directly benefit from the program. “Our residents have seen remarkable success with the Music & Memory program,” says Susan Price, person-centered care manager for Jewish Senior Life.

Palliative and End-of-Life Care Jewish Senior Life secured funding for an initiative to enrich the palliative and end-of-life care services we provide to our residents. This expansion was made possible by a large grant from the Greater Rochester Health Foundation, as well as a generous donation by Clare and Jerry Rotenberg. The goal of the initiative designed by Jewish Senior Life staff is to provide residents and their families with peace of mind in knowing that end of life care planning is in place. In addition, the program will help to provide a supportive and personalized

experience for individuals and families. The initiative was developed by incorporating best practices from the hospice community and findings from the September 2014 Institute of Medicine report on end of life options in America

The specific objectives of the initiative are to increase the percentage of our residents who have completed end of life care planning, reduce the number of residents who are hospitalized or visit the emergency department in the last 30 days of life, and increase the satisfaction of family members related to end of life care that their loved one receives at Jewish Senior Life.

“Being at work is more than just doing our jobs—it’s about bonding with our residents.”

Dan Bentley, Jewish Home Staff,

Connect Two ProgramWhen Licensed Massage Therapist Daniel Bentley joined the Jewish Home team, he was excited to learn about Connect Two, a Jewish Senior Life program which promotes relationships between residents and staff members, enhancing the quality of life for residents and job satisfaction for staff. Dan was paired

with resident Chester “Chet” Krol. Chet and Dan formed a close bond. Getting together once a week, they would

spend time going for walks and talking about any topic that came to mind.

Building for the Future In 2015, our campus expansion plan was finalized. We’ll enhance the living environment for our long-term care residents, who will be able to receive personalized care in “small-home households” in the renovated Jewish Home, as well as in new homes on our campus, built in conjunction with the Green House® organization. In these households, the atmosphere is warm and personal. The comfort of private rooms and bathrooms are combined with the family-like atmosphere of open common spaces, along with unique space for recreational activities and entertainment. This environment will enable our residents to have even more meaningful lives. Green House Project studies show that small-home households provide quality of life and emotional well-being, that residents’ families are happy with the setting, and that the caregivers are very engaged.

In addition, we’ll be expanding our transitional care program in the Jewish Home. We’ll break ground on the new homes in Spring 2016, and the campus transformation will be complete in early 2019. Jewish Senior Life will be one of the largest Green House communities in the nation, and one of the largest transitional care providers in Monroe County.

In 2015, Dan and Chet attended a Connect Two “Country Western” Party, with barbecue style food, entertainment, a sing-along, and even cowboy hats available for everyone to get in the spirit. “Connect Two is a wonderful program,” said Dan. And Chet enjoyed the time he spent with Dan. “So many can benefit from this program, who are lonely and looking for companionship,” Chet said. “Spending a little bit of time with Dan really goes a long way. He’s a real buddy.”

“They were there for me when I needed a little help getting back to myself!” Jean Phillips, patient,

Jewish Home Transitional Care Program

When Jean Phillips was unexpectedly diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) in 2015, her doctor recommended she go to Jewish Home Transitional Care for rehabilitation. Jean was comforted knowing she would be in good hands. The program is recognized as being a leading provider in offering exceptional-quality health care, with a specialty in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation—using the latest technology and a person-centered, team approach.

Jean’s occupational therapist, Gesenia Fontanez, says, “For us, it’s personal—and about what works for our patients. The therapists, nurse managers and doctors collaborate to tailor a plan for each individual.” Jean was soon able to return to her home and resume her normal activities. “Together, we came up with a plan for therapy that would help me regain my strength.” says Jean. “They were very attentive and took the time to get to know me,”

“Living here is like being on a cruise ship! There is always something to do.” Pincus Cohen, resident,

The Summit at BrightonSummit residents say they enjoy living in the only Continuing Care Retirement Community in the Rochester area—Jewish Senior Life offers independent living, assisted living, assisted memory care living and long-term care all on one campus. With Life Care— a program unique to Jewish Senior Life—those who

might need more care in the future can easily move from independent living to assisted or long term, while continuing to pay the lower independent living fee, providing them peace of mind and financial security.

The Summit team is continually innovating to provide a unique, fulfilling resident experience—from dining, to entertainment, to activities. Fresh-grown organic herbs and vegetables from the new Summit organic garden, and fresh honey from new Summit beehives, were incorporated into delicious, healthy meals. Summit entertainment included a popular summer music series and a celebration of Frank Sinatra’s 100th birthday, Las Vegas-casino style.

From concerts, to art classes, to educational seminars, there’s something for everyone at the Summit. “Our events are designed to offer companionship and recreation,” says Susan Bussey, Senior Vice President of Housing. “Our residents enjoy quite a vibrant lifestyle!”

“My doctor makes me smile!” Lily Haber, patient, Physician House CallsImagine your doctor coming to your home when you need a check-up or because you are not feeling well. While there, your doctor spends quality time with you, listening to what your medical needs are and takes the time to get to know you better. This concept has become reality, in the form of a unique Jewish Senior Life program for homebound elders: Physician House Calls.

The personal care concept of Physician House Calls is a natural fit for Dr. Brenda Baratta. “I love what I do. It’s the idea of old-fashioned medicine—the doctor making house calls to those who have difficulty getting to an office,” says Dr. Baratta. “Patients want a connection with their doctor—to know they aren’t just another appointment in a rotation of many throughout the day.”

Lily Haber has been a Physician House Calls patient since 2010. “I look forward to my appointments with Dr. Baratta. I can take the time to explain how I’m feeling and I know that she is giving me her full attention.” Dr. Baratta notes, “In this role, I have the ability to impact a person’s life in a personal way and help them with their medical decisions. My role in Physician House Calls gives me joy, and it’s why I love working in medicine.”

“Knowing there is someone who can take care of us, makes me feel better about our future.”Len Metzger, client, Living Well Companion CareLen and Rosalyn Metzger had considered themselves pretty independent, but Len realized over time that they could use a little help with daily activities that were getting too much for them to handle. That’s when he found out about Living Well Companion Care.

Living Well Companion Care provides compassionate, non-medical assistance in one’s own home for a variety of daily activities like meal preparation, transportation to shopping and errands, or escorting to medical appointments. The Metzgers met Maureen DeCross of Living Well Companion Care and instantly hit it off. When Rosalyn’s dietary needs changed, Maureen came up with new dishes to enjoy. She also escorts Len to doctor’s appointments, and does their grocery shopping. Len says that having a companion gives him and his wife great comfort, and he’s happy they have built such a great relationship with Maureen. Len says, “She knows what we need—maybe even before we do!” Maureen even recently helped Len and Rosalyn downsize from their house to an apartment.

Maureen is happy that she can provide emotional support to her clients. “I’ve met some very interesting people through this ‘job’ and it’s been so rewarding. I feel privileged to be able to help people.”

REPORT 2015

Joel F. Weiss

Michael Haymes

A Letter from the Foundation2015 was a special and compelling year for the Jewish Senior Life Foundation. Our new theme for our Campus Plan and Power of One campaign, Redefining Home, Revolutionizing Care, captures for our community the essence of our mission to enhance the quality of life, health and well-being of Jewish older adults, their families and others in our community, consistent with the values and traditions of our Jewish heritage.

We are so grateful to have been able to embrace this mission with your support; the thousands of donors who have helped shape our work and strengthen our commitment to promote meaningful aging. And as we look forward to 2016 and beyond, the continued success of our ability to meaningfully redefine “home” and revolutionize “care” will stand only with your continued support and confidence.

Anyone that has had their lives, their family member’s lives, touched by Jewish Senior Life, will be offered the opportunity to support our bold, innovative, and exciting plans. Each of us has the opportunity to make a dramatic difference in the lives of our elders. We hope you will continue to be our partners in the transformation and revolution; we hope that you will remain the heart and soul of our work.

Thank you very much!

Joel F. Weiss Michael HaymesSenior Vice President, Advancement Board ChairJewish Senior Life Foundation Jewish Senior Life Foundation

2015 Myron S. Silver AwardIn the spring of 2015, we introduced an exciting new award to the Golden Alliance leadership giving society: the Myron S. Silver Award for Jewish Senior Lifetime Achievement. The award was named for Myron “Mike” Silver in recognition of his lifetime of service to Jewish Senior Life. Mike has been a member of the Board of Directors of the Home or the Foundation for nearly 50 years, has served as a past president of both boards, and has served as co-chair of the Home’s building fund campaign. He helped co-found the Golden Alliance, and was the driving force in the development of the Summit at Brighton and Wolk Manor.

The 2015 award was presented to our first honorees – Essie Germanow and Jim Littwitz, of blessed memory. As chairperson of the Art Committee for over 30 years, Essie has helped select, as well as place, the art throughout our campus. Essie has served Jewish Senior Life in other capacities throughout the years, including chairing our first Golden Alliance event, as well as our 10th and 20th anniversary celebrations. Jim Littwitz helped orchestrate the move of 228 residents from our home on St. Paul Street to our new home at 2021 S. Winton Road. Jim helped coordinate the work of more than 250 volunteers who helped with every detail of this momentous undertaking. Afterward, Jim continued to serve Jewish Senior Life as an active member of the Foundation Board of Directors for many years.

Simply saying thank you to those who have done so much for so many doesn’t seem enough; Mike, Jim, and Essie, we are indebted to you and deeply grateful for all that you’ve done to improve the lives of so many. We are delighted to have established this new award to honor lifetime contributors to Jewish Senior Life.

Foundation Highlights

Pictured left to right:Michael Cooper, Jim Littwitz,Essie Germanow,Myron “Mike” Silverand Michael Haymes.

New Program: Women’s CouncilMona Kolko and Robin Weintraub are two very special women. They have volunteered for numerous organizations throughout their lives, and have known the joy of giving back to others. A little over a year ago, they presented an idea to Jewish Senior Life Foundation leadership to create a group of women to serve as “ambassadors” for Jewish Senior Life throughout the community, and the Women’s Council was established.

Mona and Robin helped recruit a group of like-minded women to serve on the new Women’s Council Steering Committee: Mara Axelrod, Judy Blaustein, Phyllis Bloom, Gail Drew, Heidi Fishman, Nichole Gantshar, Debbie Gordon, Barb Kozel, Robyn Morgan and Karen Rabinowitz. These women will help develop community programs on health and wellness, aging and aging issues; develop connections with other organizations to help support Jewish Senior Life activities, residents and program participants; engage and mentor women to help support the life-enhancing work of Jewish Senior Life; and expand resources for Jewish Senior Life programs and services through special events and other philanthropic activities.

During their first year, the Women’s Council Steering Committee created a four-part Jewish Senior Life orientation program. Future plans include outreach programs to other organizations, and a community event to help raise awareness of Jewish Senior Life programs and services.

Power of One: Redefining Home, Revolutionizing Care2015 was a transition year for Jewish Senior Life and for the Foundation’s work with the Power of One campaign. With a transition in leadership for Jewish Senior Life and a reframing of the Campus Plan, we needed to take a step back in our work while our fundraising continued, to reconstruct our case for support and revisit our communications approach. Only slightly delaying some of our work,

we are proud of our campaign leadership team effort that has our campaign at $19.2 million, 74% of our $26 million goal!

Fully on track for 2016, our team of volunteers and staff are partnering to position us to kick off the public phase of our campaign in June, as part of our campus plan project groundbreaking. We have several significant proposals in donors’ hands and members of our campaign leadership team continue to meet individually with prospective donors to ask for their support. During the last quarter of 2015 we began an aggressive campaign to solicit support from Rochester area businesses, banks, and other funders who support capital projects similar to ours, which will continue through all of 2016.

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In Memoriam

We are especially grateful for the longstanding support we received from our donors Jack Erdle, Dr. Jacques Lipson, and Dr. Morris J. Shapiro.

Jack ErdleJack was the founder of the Eldre Corporation in Rochester and Angers, France. He wrote and published his life story, “The Age of Wisdom” for his 85th birthday. Jack was a member of Temple Beth El & Congregation Beth Sholom of Rochester & Temple B’nai Torah of Boca Raton, FL and instrumental in bringing the Chabad-Lubavitch to Rochester.

Jack was extraordinarily philanthropic throughout his life. He believed in giving back to the community where he made his success. He was a significant donor to: Rochester General & Strong Memorial Hospitals, University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology, Nazareth College, Temple Beth El, the Jewish Federation, the Jewish Home, the Jewish Community Center, Jewish Family Service and many other Institutions and Individuals were the beneficiaries of his generosity.

Dr. Jacques LipsonJack was a Rochesterian to his very marrow. Born in the city he loved, he had a community connection that was strong and lasted for his lifetime. He has been called the “Prince of Rochester,” the “Duke of Brighton,” and even a pillar of the community. He was a husband, father, doctor, and philanthropist; his life is an integral part of the greater Rochester Community.

Medicine, music, golf, and the Rochester community were his passions that grew over time. He adored his interactions with his patients, and even hospital rounds were an adventure. He was a lifetime member of the Academy of Medicine and the Monroe County Medical Society. One of the proudest moments was the establishment of the Dawn and Jacques Lipson, M.D. Cancer & Blood Disorder Center.

The affinity he had for the community was something that found its voice in philanthropy. He and his wife strongly believed in the power of arts and education to create a better world for everyone. Jack believed that success requires imagination and the ability to dream. Without that, the abilities within each of us are chained and one cannot reach his or her full potential. To that end, he was active on multiple boards and established opportunity funds and centers for growth in a variety of areas: State University of New York College at Brockport, Nazareth College Arts Center, Nazareth College’s Wellness & Rehabilitation Institute, University of Buffalo’s Dawn & Jacques Lipson Scholarship Fund, Monroe Community College’s Dawn & Jacques Lipson Scholarship Fund, Eastman School of Music’s Lipson Scholarship, and others.

Dr. Morris J. “Morrie” ShapiroMorrie was born and raised in the Rochester community. He attended East High and the University of Rochester, receiving a bachelor of arts degree and a master of science degree. He received his M.D. from Jefferson Medical College, receiving the Gold Medal Award for being the first in his class for four years. His surgical residency was at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago.

Dr. Shapiro volunteered, alongside his wife, at Pearl Harbor. He served in the military four years in Africa and Italy, earning four battle stars and Campaign Ribbons. Dr. Shapiro practiced surgery until 1983 and since then taught medical students at the U of R Medical School, receiving the Gold Medal Teaching Award. Organizations across Rochester have benefited from Dr. Shapiro’s founding efforts, president- and vice president-ship, membership on their Boards, dedicated teaching, and generous financial contributions.

Morrie’s greatest activities have been on behalf of the Jewish community. He has been on numerous boards and committees, served as president of multiple organizations, chaired fundraising committees, founded leadership circles, and sat on many boards and cabinets of these organizations: the Golden Alliance at the Jewish Senior Life Foundation, the United Way, the Jewish Community Federation, the Jewish Home of Rochester, the Jewish Community Council, the United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester, the Rochester Committee for State of Israel Bonds, the Jewish Community Center, and the Board of Jewish Family Service, the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), and the national cabinet for State of Israel Bonds.

The Foundation shares with great sadness the passing of the following members of our community who were lost since 2014; may their legacies shine forevermore:

Mrs. T’Mahry AxelrodMr. Leonard BerghashDr. Jules CohenMs. Charlotte DubesterMr. Kurt EnsleinMr. Jack A. ErdleMr. Irving FiermanMrs. Rochelle FineMr. Seymour FogelRabbi Philip GoldsteinMrs. Katie GoldstienMr. William GreenbergMr. Melvin GumbinerMrs. Felice HarrisMrs. Gloria HorwitzMrs. Betty HurvitzMr. Leon KatzenMr. William KonarMrs. Elise LestinMrs. Arlean LevinsonJacques Lipson, M.D.Mr. James LittwitzMiss Judith Ann LurieMr. Irving MannMr. Morris MedvedMr. Seymour MerrallMr. Harvey MeyersMrs. Marjorie PresentMrs. Fayga PressMrs. Diane RockMrs. Florence SalitanMr. Arnold SchollnickDr. Morris J. ShapiroMr. Willard SklarMrs. Agnes SobieMrs. Herbert Zweig (Harriet)

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Creative ArtsAdult Day Health Services FundIda Rosen Creative Arts FundMarie C. and Joseph C. Wilson FoundationStephen M. Rosenberg Memorial Fund

Cultural Entertainment and MusicAbe and Ethel Cohen Family FundAdelaide & Robert Weinberg FundAnna Gissin Stolnitz Cultural Arts FundCafé Shalom Cabaret FundFanny and Edward Davis Music FundHarry and Helen Cohen FundHelen K. Silver Mother’s Day FundHelen’s Garden FundIda and Samuel Goode Family FundJoseph and Anna Gartner FundMark Rosenbloom Arts and Cultural FundMinne Dell Fund Minnie Cohen Endowment Fund Pincus and Agnes Sobie Judaic Performing Arts FundSam and Julie Freedland Resident Activity FundSamuel H. Bloom and Seymour Bloom Memorial Arboretum FundWilliam Feldman FundYouth Philanthropy Fund

Employee Appreciation and EducationBrodsky-Grossman Employee RecognitionDavid Cohan Social Work FundEmployee Appreciation FundFeldman Employee Loan FundEsther B. and Sol Gross FundEvalyn Newman Phillips Volunteer Recognition FundGretchen Crissler Nursing Education FundHirschland Nursing Education TrustLeon Rosen Exceptional Customer Service Award FundLeonard and Tiby Schreiber, Gail and Lynn Career Development FundWasserman Employee Recognition FundWasserman Nursing Recognition Fund

Medical Research, Treatment, and EquipmentAb Lapine TrustDonald and Elizabeth Cohn Endowment FundEva Lipson Family FundFannie and Harry Jacobstein Fund for Movement DiseasesFayga and Elliot Press Family Endowment FundGreater Rochester Health Foundation Palliative Grant FundMarian’s House DonationsMaurice and Mary G. Lewis FundMedical FundSam and Hazel Gwirtzman FundWolk Manor Memory Care Expansion Fund

Spirituality and ReligionMiriam R. Cohen Fund

Rabbi Kilimick Fund for Jewish Enrichment

Dr. Morris J. Shapiro Chapel and Meditation Room Fund

Therapy and WellnessBunny & Mort Skirboll Family FundDr. Hobart and Elinor Lerner Fund Harriet and Chester Barasch Companion Animal FundJohn F. Wegman FundKnights of Pythias FundRuth and Moses Capell Wellness FundSam and Julie Freedland Intergenerational Fund

Other Restricted FundsEdward Bronner TrustHarriet Lewis Memorial FundLoren Cohen FundLouis Meiselman Memorial FundLovenheim Family FundMyron Silver’s Fund for the FutureSara and Morton Brodsky Family Foundation Board FundDr. Morris J. Shapiro Golden Alliance Fund

Special Purpose FundsOur donors have generously provided more than 90 designated and named funds with the Foundation which are allocated annually to support various programs and services that are important for our residents’ well-being and close to those donors’ hearts. This support allows us to serve Jewish Senior Life through the many activities listed below. Included here are funds whose activities are supported annually, in addition to other restricted funds:

2015 DonorsThe Jewish Senior Life Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following individuals, foundations, corporations, and estates trusts whose gifts, either directly or indirectly through the United Way, have enhanced the quality of resident care at Jewish Senior Life. In addition, the Foundation would like to recognize the contributions made to the Platinum Circle and Golden Alliance, providing direct support to programs and services at Jewish Senior Life.

It is possible for donors to be listed in more than one category if they have generously supported multiple causes at the Foundation. We extend our sincere appreciation to all our donors for their commitment and dedication to our cause. Our sincere gratitude to the additional donors not recognized here, who have made gifts during the past year.

Platinum Circle Donors$50,000 and AboveLois Atkin

$5,000 - $9,999Cool Insuring Agency, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. CooperLouise & Henry Epstein Family Foundation Mrs. Louise EpsteinMr. Sam KatzMr. Sherman Levey & Ms. Deborah RonnenMr. Herbert MittlemanMr. Philip NeivertRadec CorporationSeymour and Joan Fogel Advised FundMrs. Joan ShulmanMr. Jonathan SturmanUltramobile Imaging, Inc.

$2,500 - $4,999Abbott’s Frozen Custard, Inc. Gail DrewArthur J. Gallagher & Co.BlueMark Advisors Mr. & Mrs. Norman BlausteinMr. & Mrs. Stuart BobryDr. Jesse BresloffDavenport - Hatch FoundationThe Erdle Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Erdle Jack A.* & Norma Erdle Mr. & Mrs. Lee MossES Systems, Inc.Freed Maxick CPA’s, PCMs. Cindy E. GarelickMr. & Mrs. Julian GoldsteinGoodman-Klein-Pinckney Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Jodi Groden Roberson & Mr. Jonathan RobersonMr. & Mrs. Michael Haymes

Mr. & Mrs. Larry RabinowitzLiz & Eric RennertRochester Jewish Relief OrganizationDr. & Mrs. Gerald RosenMrs. Haskell RosenbergMr. William RosenthalMr. & Mrs. David RossMr. & Mrs. Douglas SchiranoMr. & Mrs. Randy SchusterMr. Terry SchwartzDr. Morris J. Shapiro*Arlene Levit & Bernard Shore, M.D.Mr. Charles Shumway & Mrs. Barbara Silver-ShumwayMr. & Mrs. Morton SkirbollMr. James SloanSpecial Care Systems LLCMarcia & Gary SternMr. Eric StonehillMr. William Thomson & Dr. Suzanne HaberTimothy & Christine Van VessemMr. & Mrs. Justin VigdorMrs. Adelaide WeinbergMr. & Mrs. Morris WeinsteinMr. Joel WeissWestminster Barrington Foundation Ms. Cindy Rubens Mr. Jeffery Rubens Mr. Merton Rubens

*Of Blessed Memory

Hinman Straub PCMr. & Mrs. Joel KellmansonMr. & Mrs. Michael KingKosher Mart FoodsMr. James* & Mrs. Jane LittwitzM/E Engineering, P.C.Omnicare of RochesterOptum Nellie RosenbergMr. Jack Rubin & Ms. Pat Yuzawa-RubinDr. Edward Sassaman & Dr. Michelle ShayneMr. Myron Silver & Ms. Rivka ChatmanAlvin F. & Ruth K. Thiem FoundationUGI Energy Services IncDrs. Michael & Robin Weintraub

$1,500 - $2,499Ames-Amzalak Memorial TrustAnonymous (2)Mr. David AppelbaumMr. & Mrs. Sanford AppelbaumMr. Julian AroestyMr. Burton* & Mrs. Joan AugustMr. & Mrs. Ted AxelrodMr. & Mrs. Edward BloomSimon & Josephine Braitman Family Supporting Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Simon BraitmanBrand!ntegrityMs. Sharon BrodskyRichard & Alyse BrovitzMs. Susan BusseyColonial Consulting, LLCCornell/Weinstein Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David Cornell Mr. & Mrs. Sherwin WeinsteinMr. Sherwood DeutschDr. Eric DreyfussMrs. Marilyn FeldmanMr. & Mrs. Marc FleischerBeatrice Silverstein Frank & Lloyd Frank

Mr. & Mrs. Jerome FreedmanDr. & Mrs. Zachary FreedmanMrs. Essie GermanowMrs. Deborah GoldmanMr. & Mrs. Richard GoldsteinMr. Burton GordonMr. & Mrs. Julian GordonMr. & Mrs. Michael GordonMr. & Mrs. Earl GurellWarren & Joyce HeilbronnerMr. & Mrs. Frank InseroInsurance Marketplace Mr. & Mrs. Leonard ZwasMrs. Joan L. JacobsDr. & Mrs. Michael JacobsBarbara JacobsonMr. & Mrs. Richard KaplanRabbi Sandra KatzDavid J. Kauffman Post #41Mr. & Mrs. Arthur KaufmanKaren & Howard KesslerMr. & Mrs. Laurence KesslerMr. & Mrs. David H. KleinMs. Jane KnickerbockerMark & Mona Friedman KolkoMr. Howard KonarThe Kravetz Family Ms. Deborah Kravetz Mr. Howard Kravetz Mr. Michael KravetzMr. & Mrs. Richard KrollMr. & Mrs. Gary KuskinDr. & Mrs. Adrian LeiboviciDr. & Mrs. Steven LevinsonMr. & Mrs. Gordon LipsonMr. & Mrs. Saul MarshDeborah McIlveenMr. Kenneth T. MerzelMr. & Mrs. Marvin MillerMs. Mona MillerMr. & Mrs. Charles MillsMs. Harriet MontagMr. & Mrs. George MorgensternMr. & Mrs. Robert Oppenheimer

Golden Alliance$1,000 - $1,499Mrs. Lee D. AldermanDr. & Mrs. Marvin AmsteyMarion Blankopf & Douglas BaldwinMr. & Mrs. John BucksbaumMr. & Mrs. James H. CohenMr. & Mrs. Howard CraneMrs. Joan DavisMary DavisDr. Frederick DushayEpstein Family Foundation Sandy & Nancy EpsteinMr. & Mrs. Marvin FishmanB. Giambrone & Co. Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Arnold GissinIsaac Gordon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. GordonDr. & Mrs. Richard M. GreenMrs. Helen HeckerKnights of Pythias, Rochester Jay Lodge #639Mrs. Lois LevineJohn & Barbara LovenheimMr. & Mrs. Robert MarcusMrs. Esther MillerDr. Deborah Ossip & Dr. Steven GonekPresent Family Foundation Mrs. Marjorie Present* Mr. James Present & Mrs. Barbara Orenstein-Present Mr. & Mrs. Paul VanBroekhovenThe Rubens Family FoundationJames I. & Jami R. RubensMrs. Jane RubensDr. & Mrs. Joel ShapiroMrs. Joyce UnderbergDr. Maurice Varon & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Howard Weinstein

$750 - $999Carol & John BennettRivka ChatmanMrs. Lillian CourtheouxDr. Paul Fine

Mr. & Mrs. Philip GarverMr. Bruce GoldenMrs. Patricia Goodwin & Dr. George OkrentSusan London Gordon & Steven GordonSandra Herritt-RosenthalPerry & Linda JacobsteinMr. & Mrs. Charles KinerMr. & Mrs. Marshall LesserDr. Neal LevittMr. & Mrs. Wilfred NewmanRabbi & Mrs. Joseph RosenbloomLinda RubensDr. & Mrs. Arthur Segal

$500 - $749Dr. Peter AdelsteinAnonymousDr. & Mrs. E. David AppelbaumMr. & Mrs. Albert AroesteAnn & Murray AstaritaMr. John & Mrs. Jane Cota AugustRobert & Leslie BakerMrs. Anne BergerMr. & Mrs. Sam BernsIrma & Paul BernsteinBME AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Harold BobryBrighton Memorial ChapelDr. & Mrs. David ChazanDr. & Mrs. Lawrence ChessinMr. & Mrs. Bruce CohenMrs. Doris CohenMr. & Mrs. Pincus CohenMr. & Mrs. Richard CohenMr. & Mrs. Nelson CohenBarbara & Paul ComisarMr. S. Gerald DavidsonMrs. Beverlee DorrenMr. & Mrs. Ronald DworskyMr. & Mrs. Alan EdelsteinDr. & Mrs. David EisenbergMr. & Mrs. Joel ElliotMr. & Mrs. Edward Fenster

Mrs. Geraldine FineMr. & Mrs. Michael FishmanMr. & Mrs. Arthur FitelsonMr. & Mrs. Daniel FleysherFradin Silberstein FoundationDr. & Mrs. Norman FrancisMs. Barbara FrankDr. & Mrs. Irwin FrankMr. Marc FrankelMr. & Mrs. Keith FreedmanSam & Lottie Friedland Foundation Sandra Friedland, President and CEO Mr. Stanley FriedmanRon & Marilyn FurmanMr. & Mrs. Daniel GaiekJoseph & Anna Gartner FoundationMr. & Mrs. Peter GentileMr. Steven Gersz & Ms. Marsha RainesMr. & Mrs. Andrew GiacaloneDr. & Mrs. Warren GlaserMr. Donald & Mrs. Evelyn* GoldMr. & Mrs. David GoldmanMrs. Jeanette GoldsteinIrving & Virginia GordonMr. Lewis GouldDrs. James & Betsy GraniteGray Locey, CPA, P. C.Mr. & Mrs. Marvin GrayMr. & Mrs. Richard GrayMr. & Mrs. Laurence GreenMrs. Maxene GreenfieldMr. Howard GrossmanDr. Alan GruberMrs. Rachelle GruberMrs. Cindy GurellMr. & Mrs. Martin HandelmanMrs. Sally HershbergDr. & Mrs. Marvin HoffmanBarbara HollanderMrs. Sheila HollanderMrs. Eleanor HoltzmanMr. Bernard & Mrs. Betty* HurvitzMr. & Mrs. Maurice Isner

Mr. & Mrs. Robert IsraelJacobson Law Firm, PCDr. & Mrs. Stuart KaplanPhyllis KasdinMrs. Lyn Kayser & Dr. Seymour SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Warren KesslerRabbi & Mrs. Shaya KilimnickMr. & Mrs. Alan KinelMr. & Mrs. Lawrence KlepperMr. & Mrs. Mordecai KolkoDr. & Mrs. Jacob KriegerMr. & Mrs. Jack KurzMrs. Edith LankDr. & Mrs. Richard LawrenceMr. Mark Lazeroff & Ms. Shira GoldbergMr. & Mrs. Julian LeeDr. & Mrs. Hobart LernerMr. & Mrs. Howard LeVantMr. Jeffrey Levinson & Wendy HowittMr. Ronald LevinsonMrs. Tillie LevinsonMr. & Mrs. Meyer LevyMr. & Mrs. Ted LevyMrs. Dawn & Jacques* Lipson, M.D.Mr. Peter LovenheimMs. Anna E. LynchMr. & Mrs. Jerome MarksDr. & Mrs. Lawrence MarkusMr. & Mrs. Richard MarkusMs. Carol MaskiellMr. & Mrs. Travis MasonisMrs. Seymour MerrallRabbi & Mrs. Bennett F. MillerMrs. Geraline MorrisMr. Richard D. & Mrs. Sylvia* MorrisDr. Philip NashMaxine NewmanMr. & Mrs. Beryl NusbaumDr. & Mrs. Joel PasternackDr. Stephen PresserDr. Kenneth & Beth RabinowitzDr. & Mrs. Ronald RabinowitzMr. Alexander Rabkin

Ramerman Leadership GroupMr. & Mrs. Jack RoganDr. & Mrs. Paul RosenbergMr. & Mrs. Arnold RosenblattHon. & Mrs. Richard D. RosenbloomMr. & Mrs. Harry RosenfeldMr. Lee RosenthalMr. & Mrs. David RothenbergMs. Bobbi RubensMr. & Mrs. Bud RusitzkyMs. Hedria Saltzman & Mr. Robert SaltzmanMr. & Mrs. Robert SchachtMr. & Mrs. Charles ScruggsMichael & Renita SeldowitzMr. & Mrs. Henry ShulmanMs. Beth Silver & Mr. Adam GruenMr. & Mrs. James B. SilvermanMr. & Ms. Herb SkerkerMs. Margaret E. SomersetDrs. Richard & Gwen SternsMrs. Sharon Stiller & Mr. Nelson BlishMr. Gerald E. SukertMr. & Mrs. Stephen SundellDr. & Mrs. Bernard SussmanGary & Sue TeborMr. & Mrs. Robert TemkinMs. Mary TerwilligerDr. & Mrs. Seymour VienerMr. & Mrs. Seymour WeinsteinDrs. Roy & Myra WienerDr. & Mrs. Joseph WojciechowskiMr. Gerard J. WoytashMr. & Mrs. Gerald ZakalikDr. & Mrs. Maurice ZaudererMr. & Mrs. Seymour Zivan

*Of Blessed Memory

Bequests and Legacy Gifts

The Jewish Senior Life Foundation is honored to have received legacies in 2015 from the estates of the following individuals.

$100,000 and AboveMrs. Helene Rothschild

$10,000 - $99,999Mr. Philip Teicher

$5,000 - $9,999Arthur S. and Bess E. Bauman Living TrustMrs. Clara Levison

$1,000 - $4,999Mrs. Gloria Horwitz

$250 - $499AIG Securities LitigationMr. & Mrs. Arnold AndzerAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Marvin BarkinMrs. Alice Flaum BermanMr. & Mrs. Herbert BrauerMs. Joan BrimMrs. Henra BriskinMr. Gerald F. CarneyMrs. Loretta Chrzan-WilliamsMrs. Nancy EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Richard EisenbergDr. Lynne Feldman & Mr. Anthony SuchmanMrs. Esther GoldbergMr. & Mrs. Harold JarnickiJudith Lasker Kaufman Fund*Ms. Barbara KozelDr. Sarah LiebschutzMr. & Mrs. Lenard MetzgerMs. Karen MorrisDr. & Mrs. Arthur J. MossDr. & Mrs. Bernard PannerMs. Masha RabkinDonna Regenstreif, Ph.D.Dr. Peter RubinMr. & Mrs. David RungDr. Jack SandlerMrs. Richard SatranMr. Hyman SeldowitzDr. & Mrs. Paul StangerMr. David SteinMr. Robin L. SteinYa-Yen Yu

$100 - $249Mrs. Rollie AbkowitzMrs. Holly AlbumMr. & Mrs. Melvin AltmanAnonymous (2)Mrs. Erna Baum

Marvin & Barbara BeckerMr. & Mrs. Michael BellishMrs. Shirley BenderMr. Jerry BerkowitzDr. Richard BloomMr. & Mrs. Leslie BlumbergMs. Doris BobryMark & Lynda BowenMr. & Mrs. Irving BrontmanMs. Karen S. BrownMr. & Mrs. Sol CalderonMs. Cynthia ChamotMs. Ann ChazanMr. & Mrs. Robert ClarMr. & Mrs. Elliot CohenMr. & Mrs. Noal CohenMr. & Mrs. Anthony CorioMs. Debra J. CorteseMs. Joyce CymberMr. & Mrs. David CyrkinRobert & Janice DaitzJacqueline DavisMr. & Mrs. Tom DickinsonMr. & Mrs. Paul EissenstatMr. & Mrs. Steve FineMr. & Mrs. Tom FinnefrockMr. Donald* & Mrs. Linda J. FrankMr. & Mrs. William GaenzlerMrs. Sharon GarelickMrs. Claire Geller-KolchetskiMr. & Mrs. John GermanowMr. Ira GoldmanMr. Dennis GoldsmithMr. & Mrs. David GoldstienMr. & Mrs. Sidney GoldstienMrs. Annette GrauMr. & Mrs. Stanley GrossMs. Gail HammettMr. Oren HararyMs. Paula HarrisJoyce & Robert HermanNancy Horn & Charles Doerflinger, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph HuffMr. Bill Rapkin & Ms. Sylvia ItkinTom & Bonnie JacksonDr. & Mrs. Daniel R. JacobsonMr. & Mrs. David KasanovMr. Lee D. KauffmanMrs. Shirley Gallant KeeMr. & Mrs. Sherin E. KesslerMrs. Eileen KleebergMs. Denise KleinMr. & Mrs. Eugene KoganLev & Nina LabkovskyMs. Sylvia LaderMr. Charlie LecceseMrs. Jane LevinMr. & Mrs. Robert LevineMr. Brian LevyMr. & Ms. Alexander LibersonDr. & Mrs. Marshall LichtmanMr. & Mrs. Tibor LichtmanMr. John LittwitzMs. Linda LowensteinMrs. Camilla MaasMr. J. Robert ManeyMr. & Mrs. Lawrence MarkinWalter* & Marie MayMr. & Mrs. James McElhenyMr. Daniel P. McGorrayKaren & Dan MenachofMr. & Mrs. Edwin MindlinMr. & Mrs. Michael MossMr. Perry MyersMr. & Mrs. Philip O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Alvin OrnsteinMr. Marc OuzerMs. Margaret PelusoMr. & Mrs. David PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Howard RelinMrs. Marjorie RelinDr. Karen Rosenbloom & Mr. Keith WilsonIrving & Gloria Rosenstein

Friends of the Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. Stuart BlessMrs. Louise BraunEllyn Peck CaiazzaAnita CalderonMr. John L. CallaghanMolla & Ralph CarrMr. & Mrs. Robert CherryPhilip & Valerie Price CiufoMr. & Mrs. Irving CohenBarbara & William ColomboMs. Roselle Commins & Mr. Alan TrellisMs. Ruth DanisMrs. Judy DellMrs. Marcia ElwittMr. Andrew E. FordMr. & Mrs. Harry GanMr. Leonard GessinMs. Josephine GiudiciMr. & Mrs. Lawrence GoldsteinMr. & Mrs. Hyman R. GraverDr. & Mrs. John L. GreenErich & Carol HaunMr. Jon Christopher HauslerDr. & Mrs. Bernard IsaacsonMr. Morris Isaacson*Mr. & Mrs. George JacobsteinMrs. Gloria KaplanMrs. Janace KnappDana KnisleyMs. Sharon Krackov & Mr. Jerome BuffMr. & Mrs. Seymour KugelMs. Sofya LabkovskyMs. Elizabeth LamendolaMr. Alexander* & Mrs. Leona LeonMr. Richard LevinsonDr. & Mrs. Richard LewisDr. & Mrs. Martin LibermanMr. & Mrs. Michael J. LococoDr. & Mrs. Stuart LoebMr. & Mrs. Martin Lukacher

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth RubensMr. Frank RuggieroDaniel & Risa SaltzmanMr. Marv Kempner & Ms. Florine SandJane & Michael SchneierDr. & Mrs. David SchrierDr. & Mrs. Harold SchwartzDr. & Mrs. Edward SchwarzMr. Michael ShacketDr. Stephen Silver & Dr. Ruth SilverMs. Lisa SmithMr. & Mrs. Milt SmithDr. Hannah SolkyMr. & Mrs. Irwin SolomonMr. & Mrs. Norman SpindelmanMr. & Mrs. Igor SpivakDr. & Mrs. Morton SteinMr. & Mrs. Gary SteinbergMrs. Muriel SteinbergMr. Barry SwanMr. & Mrs. Anthony TaliaDr. & Mrs. Stephen TeitelHon. & Mrs. Michael TelescaTemple Beth HaskalahMr. Mark TicktinMr. Michael VilleneuveMrs. Sheila WeinbachMr. & Mrs. Michael WeinsteinDr. David WeismanMr. & Mrs. Navaratnam WijayaharanGladys & Jack WolskyDr. & Mrs. Edward Zinkin

$50 - $99Mrs. Annette ApplebaumElsie & Walter BankerMs. Saralee Berger & Ms. Virginia TuckerMr. & Mrs. Henry BesanceneyMr. Boris Bilyavskiy & Mr. Ira Bilyavskaya

Mr. & Mrs. Norman LurieMr. & Mrs. William MerzelMr. & Mrs. Sanford MillerMr. & Mrs. Phil NeedlemanMr. Lewis Neisner & Ms. Beth VanFossenMr. & Mrs. Harvey NusbaumMr. Michael OfsowitzMs. Diane PariserPhyllis PerryMr. Marvin & Mrs. Ruth Lapides PriceMs. Susan PriceMrs. Golda RayburnMs. Pavlina RedzicMs. Helen RobbinsMr. Angel RosadoMs. Nancy RubensteinMr. & Mrs. Sanford RubinMr. & Mrs. Ronald SalzmanMr. & Mrs. Jack ScullMs. Karen SeeMs. Nancy ShaferLinda & Sheldon ShapiroMr. & Mrs. Boris ShusteffMrs. Dorothy SilverMr. & Mrs. Stuart SternMrs. June StornelliMr. & Mrs. Michael SwartzMr. Carl WetzsteinRalph & Barbara WinnbergMs. Karen ZieglerMr. & Mrs. David Zimmer

*Of Blessed Memory

The Jewish Senior Life Foundation gratefully acknowledges the more than 800 gifts totaling more than $47,000 made in honor or memory of friends and loved ones.

Designated Gifts

$450,000 and above Greater Rochester Health Foundation Palliative & End of Life Care Program

$25,000 - $49,999 Alfred & Harriet Feinman Foundation Myron Silver Fund for the FutureMr. & Mrs. Richard Freedland Sam & Julie Freedland Intergenerational Program FundEllen & Robert Kirschenbaum Sam & Julie Freedland Intergenerational Program Fund

$10,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bloom Herb garden in memory of Herb Ouzer

$5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Marc Ouzer Herb garden in memory of Herb OuzerJill & Fred Robustelli Recreational TherapyMrs. Haskell Rosenberg Stephen M. Rosenberg Memorial FundNellie Rosenberg Stephen M. Rosenberg Memorial FundLouis S. & Molly B. Wolk Foundation Recreation and fitness equipment for Summit and Wolk Dr. Alvin Ureles $1,000 - $4,999 Ms. Sylvia Alderman The Lodge at Wolk ManorMr. John Ryan & Ms. Anne Barasch Harriet & Chester Barasch Companion Animal FundRobert & Linda Barron Employee Recognition on 4SWMr. & Mrs. Peter Eilbott Pet therapy at Wolk ManorMr. David Fogel Employee Recognition on 4SWMs. Debbie Fogel Employee Recognition on 4SWLisa & Robert Fogel Employee Recognition on 4SWJoseph & Anna Gartner Foundation The Joseph & Anna Gartner FundMr. James Gordon Marian’s House ScholarshipsDr. Sharon Katz Music ProgrammingMr. Howard Konar The Rabbi’s Discretionary FundMr. William* & Mrs. Sheila Konar The Rabbi’s Discretionary FundDr. & Mrs. Sidney Sobel Rehabilitation EquipmentArthur & Louise Wasserman Foundation Arthur & Louise Wasserman Cabaret Fund Mrs. Mindy Wasserman-Singer Mr. Miles Zatkowsky & Mrs. Jane Gordon Marian’s House Scholarships

$400 - $999 Anonymous Massages for Nurse’s WeekZeta Tau Ruth & Moses Capell Wellness FundMrs. Maureen Zupan Employee Recognition on 3NE and Creative Arts Therapy ProgramHyman & Freda Mandell Fund Mandell New Year’s Eve FundMs. Barbara Springut Employee Recognition on 3NE

We’d like to extend our additional thanks to the more than 130 individuals who contributed a cumulative $8,500 to support other specific programs throughout the Jewish Senior Life campus.

Corporate PartnersThe Jewish Senior Life Foundation greatly appreciates the support of our Corporate Partners whose sponsorship of our Giving Society events allows Jewish Senior Life to put more resources back into our primary programs and services and helps keep donor programs strong.

Thank you to our 2015 Corporate Sponsors:

PLATINUM

GOLD

SILVER

2015 Jewish Senior Life Board of Directors

Chairman Ted Axelrod

1st Vice Chairman Howard Crane

2nd Vice Chairman Hon. John Ark

Treasurer Michael Cooper

Secretary Sharon Underberg, Esq.

President & CEO Michael King

Directors Lawrence Becker Stuart Boyar Lisa Elliot, Ph.D. Zachary Freedman, M.D. Steven Gersz, Esq. Julian Goldstein Michael Haymes Charles Kaplan Al Kinel Ellen Rosen Konar Howard Kravetz Sherman Levey, Esq. Jeffrey Levinson Steven Levinson, Ph.D Linda Lowenstein Dan Morgenstern Betty Oppenheimer Irena Pesis-Katz, Ph.D Rachel Rosen Randy Schuster Margot Weinberg, M.D. Jeffrey Wexler Jeremy Wolk

2015 Jewish Senior Life Foundation Board of Directors

Chairman Michael Haymes

Vice Chairman Michael Cooper

Treasurer Larry Rabinowitz

Secretary David Ross

Directors Ted Axelrod Robert Baker Norm Blaustein Ed Bloom Richard Brovitz Gail Drew Marilyn Frank Steven Gersz, Esq. Julian Gordon Susan Gordon Barbara Jacobson Laurence Kessler Mark Kolko Sherman Levey, Esq. Fraida Levinson Jim Littwitz* Lee Moss Darren Ressler Helen Rubens Mike Silver Bunny Skirboll Morrie Weinstein Robin Weintraub

*Of Blessed Memory

2015 Expenses Nursing Facility 64.3%Transitional Care 6.9%Outpatient/ Adult Day Care 2.8%Sr. Housing (Summit/Wolk) 14.4%Community Services 2.2%Property Expenses 9.4%

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2.8%

14.5%

2.2%

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9.4%

6.9%

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Jewish Senior Life Audited as of December 31, 2015 2015 ConsolidatedRevenue $58,501,100 Expenses $58,092,972 Surplus/ (Deficit) $ 408,128 2015 Revenue Nursing Facility 57.2% $33,443,817 Transitional Care 15.5% $ 9,054,255 Outpatient/ Adult Day Care 6.0% $ 3,513,791 Sr. Housing (Summit/Wolk) 17.0% $ 9,937,705 Community Services 1.9% $ 1,111,150 Non-Operating Revenue 0.6% $ 364,858 Contributions 1.8% $ 1,075,524 Total Revenue $58,501,100 2015 Expenses Nursing Facility 64.3% $37,323,571 Transitional Care 6.9% $ 4,035,728 Outpatient/ Adult Day Care 2.8% $ 1,627,689 Sr. Housing (Summit/Wolk) 14.4% $ 8,366,041 Community Services 2.2% $ 1,279,558 Property Expenses 9.4% $ 5,460,385 Total Expenses $58,092,972 Surplus/(Deficit) prior to $ 408,128pension liability adjustment

2015 Revenue Nursing Facility 57.2%Transitional Care 15.5%Outpatient/ Adult Day Care 6.0%Sr. Housing (Summit/Wolk) 17.0%Community Services 1.9%Non-Operating Revenue 0.6%Contributions 1.8%

Financials 2015

Our MissionTo enhance the quality of life, health, and well-being of Jewish older adults, their families, and others in our community, consistent with the values and traditions of our Jewish heritage.

Our VisionTo ensure our community’s older adults lead meaningful lives with choice and dignity.

Our ValuesWe recognize that people thrive in an atmosphere of respect, compassion and individuality and we are committed to providing programs and services implementing these values:lProvide an atmosphere of warmth, dignity and respect based on our Jewish valueslFoster an environment of independence and autonomylRespect each individual’s philosophy of life and death, religion and culturelAdvocate for the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of older adults and their familieslRecognize the importance of both high quality services and valuelCreate an environment that promotes creativity, innovation and excellencelEncourage the richness of diversity among our residents, patients, program participants, staff and volunteerslFoster collaboration among residents, families, staff, volunteers and other community organizations to meet the needs of those we serve

Jewish Senior Life Programs and ServicesIndependent Living at The Summit at BrightonAssisted and Enhanced Assisted Living at Wolk Manor Assisted Living Memory Care at The Lodge at Wolk ManorLong-term, Transitional and Memory Care at The Jewish Home of Rochester Outpatient Rehabilitation at the Atkin Center

Community programs and services: lAdult Day Health Care lAt Home Dining lAt Home Handyman Services lLiving Well Companion Care lMarian’s House daytime retreat for those with memory loss lPhysician House Calls

2021 Winton Road South Rochester, NY 14618 l585-427-7760 www.jewishseniorlife.org