How a Hot Dog (and Great Care) Won John Over

By Jon Moskin John Matulich never heard of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living (the Campus). And after a precarious neck surgery, he wasn’t exactly looking forward to coming. “I was in the hospital for about 5 or 6 days and then my case manager calls and says that Medicare is not going to […]

Margaret on the Move: Planning Ahead, Living Fully 

By Jon Moskin Margaret, a Frank resident, is healthy, robust, and, as any brief conversation will instantly reveal, in possession of a quick wit and the mental acuity of a tournament chess player. She’s so vibrant that one can’t help but wonder why she chose to move into an assisted living environment.   “I think it […]

Redefining Normal: Challenging Our Ageist Beliefs

By Dr. Adrienne Green As CEO of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living serving over 500 patients and residents on any given day, I take pride in treating older adults with the high-quality care, dignity and respect they deserve. As a physician, I ground my approach in compassion, data and evidence-based practices. As a […]

Whole-Person Healing: The Impact of Geriatric Psychiatry on Campus 

By Jon Moskin Dr. Stephen Hall has done it all. That’s not a catchphrase. He has been a professor of Psychiatry at UCSF, earned a reputation as an expert in the clinical aspects of inpatient, consultation-liaison, partial hospitalization, and emergency department psychiatry, and built a thriving private practice. And yet, with all the accomplishments that […]

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