A memory loss diagnosis is hard on everyone. Below are videos from our previous educational events that can help those diagnosed with memory loss, and their families learn the next steps to take for the future. We hope you find these videos informative and enlightening. Please reach out to our staff members with questions about caring for loved ones with dementia.
The Cognitive Center of Excellence designation recognizes organizations who are committed to integration of the BCAT Approach as the standard of care to meet the cognitive needs of the aging adult.
The Cognitive Center of Excellence designation recognizes organizations who are committed to integration of the BCAT Approach as the standard of care to meet the cognitive needs of the aging adult.
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The hallmark of our community is the personal touch we incorporate into everything we do. That means one-on-one conversations, highly personalized care plans, and family-focused decision making. Founded by Mrs. Selma Stark as an orphanage, the Jewish Home of Eastern Pennsylvania has grown to become a leading provider of short-term rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing care.
The mission of the Jewish Home of Eastern is to provide high quality care, dignified and compassionate services to all residents in need of long term care, as well as to provide enriching experiences to older adults through a broad range of housing and support services that reflect the spiritual, social, and cultural values of their tradition.
A highly skilled nursing staff that has dedicated their careers to meeting the unique needs of long-term care residents. Individualized care plans created and personalized by our nurses, which are modified as circumstances change. Daily activities to enhance physical and emotional well being such as outings to sporting events and movies, music and exercise sessions, current event discussions, holiday get-togethers, and more.
At the Jewish Home of Eastern Pennsylvania, our leadership works to ensure the growth and well-being of the community and residents. Our leadership team is experienced and leads the way in compassion and care for our dedicated staff. Together, we bring the highest standards of service and care to our residents every day.
After touring several nursing homes in the New York area where I live, I made the decision to place my mother in the Jewish Home in Scranton where I was raised. I will never forget the peanut butter and jelly sandwich on my brother's lunch and dinner tray for "later." I will never forget the white hand towels mounted on his bed for him to fold.
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Jessica J.
Sep 14, 2021
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The staff here I find to be unprofessional since day one of walking into the facility. They are all about money. Requesting information that would not have anything to do with them, saying they need to be paid. Trying to keep me from visiting my loved one because I am not vaccinated. They also push me to vaccinate my loved one. I refuse because of her lowered immunity. Beware before selecting this facility.
Bas Dunmore
Oct 31, 2019
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Just Me
Sep 04, 2019
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I was discriminated against they calm they didn't know I was disabled that is a Lie! I told Al I was on social security that I couldn't work seven days a week I could do five he didn't want to hear it. It was a hostile work environment other employees very disrespectful making snarky comments talking about me. One constantly harassed and bullied me she told me she was gonna get me fired she would run to the boss every chance she got to complain about me. I have problems with my shoulder and back limiting me from performing my duties but I need the best I could. They have "Respect" meetings for
James Alperin
Dec 05, 2017
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