
It Takes a Village
When people say it takes a village to raise a child, the same is true when caring for older adults. Here at SFCJL, we are fortunate to have incredible community partners that deepen, diversify, and enrich the lives of our patients and residents. And for many of our partners—human and canine alike—their time on campus […]

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 […]
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It Takes a Village
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