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SEVEN REUTLINGER RESIDENTS’ WORKS FEATURED AT ART WITH ELDERS EXHIBITION
/in Art, Blog, News, Projects /by howardThe 24th AWE Exhibition Reception and Gala Celebration was a wonder-filled day for all 100 resident-artists, their friends, families and caregivers as well as the staff and board of AWE who create this blessed event each year. The exhibit and program took place in the historic Gerald Simon Auditorium (Bing Crosby used to broadcast […]
Jewish seniors join with teens to create documentary series
/in News /by AdrienneBY MAYA MIRSKY | OCTOBER 21, 2016 Two groups with seemingly little in common — one, average age 90; the other, a bunch of tweens and teens — got together for a recent Shabbat dinner and found they had a lot to talk about after all. The Sept. 30 gathering at the Reutlinger Community for Jewish Living in Danville marked the […]
Supporting Seniors in Chronic Pain
/in Advice, Family, Health, Memory Care /by howardBy Carla Adamic, The Reutlinger Community Half of all seniors in the United States suffer from some form of chronic pain. Despite this staggering statistic, that pain often goes untreated. The first step to getting treatment is, of course, reporting it, but there are often barriers that prevent that from happening. Many seniors live […]
Keeping Our Communities Current: How Modern Technology Can Improve Assisted Living
/in Advice, Blog, Family, Memory Care /by howardBy Carla Adamic, The Reutlinger Community Despite easily available evidence to the contrary, there is a persistent myth in our culture that seniors don’t do technology. The reality is that a majority of people over sixty-five have cell phones, use the internet, and use at least some form of social media. Seniors aren’t merely […]
Assisted Living Proven to Improve Quality of Life for Seniors
/in News /by howardA Place For Mom, one of the largest senior living referral services in the United States, recently conducted a study into the quality of life of seniors and their families. In a survey of family members, 73% of survey respondents said that a move to Assisted Living improved the quality of life for the seniors […]
Reutlinger Community unveils $10 million face-lift
/in News /by AdrienneBY J. STAFF | OCTOBER 14, 2016 More than 200 people attended a Sept. 18 open house marking completion of a five-year project to upgrade and enhance the Reutlinger Community for Jewish Living in Danville. The event also honored the Schiff and Polse families in recognition of their generosity that helped turn the vision of the $10 million […]
Babies and 100-Year-Olds Making “Music Together” at The Reutlinger Community
/in News /by howardReutlinger Community Residents are bonding with babies and toddlers through music-making, created by the international award-winning early childhood music program MUSIC TOGETHER®. Rowena Morgan, Director of Music Together Tri-Valley, explains, “This is a highlight of the week for many senior residents as well as the staff. Some participants simply light up when they […]
The Corner View – October 2016
/in News /by howardAs I reflect back over the last 12 months, 5776 was a particularly significant year for The Reutlinger, with four particularly important goals having been met. First, we made some organizational changes that will enhance even further the level of care and professionalism that have been cornerstones of the Community. In July, Mary Goldhoff […]